Artificial Trees for Cruise Ships, Marina & Yacht Clubs
Artificial trees for cruise ships, marinas and yacht clubs — palm and olive forms from 3 to 7 m, salt-air safe with stainless fixings and a low weight footprint, so the deck stays planted through the spray a vessel actually takes.
Built for Cruise & Marine
Cruise lines, marine architects and yacht-club developers specifying greenery for promenades, atriums and pool decks where the tree must survive salt, motion and weight limits, and still look right for the brochure.
From First Enquiry to Installation
Share the vessel
Send deck photos, exposure and the weight your structure can take.
Technical pack
We return drawings, load data and certification the same day.
Sample sign-off
Physical finish samples or CAD options for design freeze.
Handover
Full certification and QC photo trail for your project file.
The Trees Cruise & Marine Specify Most
Sizes and finishes selected for cruise & marine requirements — mix and match within one project order.
Frequently Asked Questions
What cruise & marine ask us most often — MOQ, lead time, certification and site logistics.
Yes. Stainless fixings and corrosion-resistant builds are specified for marine exposure, engineered per vessel rather than sold as generic outdoor.
Low-weight foliage and ballast options are documented against your deck's load limit, so the spec fits the structure.
Ballasted or bolted bases are engineered for a moving platform and documented for your marine engineer.
From 3 m up to 7 m. Above container height the tree is knocked down and assembled in place.
NFPA 701 fire-retardant foliage is standard, with EN 13501 B-s1,d0 for EU vessels and batch reports archived against your order.
Send your deck photos and weight limit
We return a marine-rated plan the same day.