Varying shoreline conditions mean you often need to make some modifications to your dock design in order to create a safe and functional dock. For many owners, this includes adding a dock ramp, or gangway, to connect your floating dock to the shore. Dock ramps can vary in length depending on how far from the […]
Different dock systems require different anchoring methods to secure them to the seafloor or shoreline. The method you use to anchor your dock will depend on your waterfront conditions, the type of dock you have and its design, as well as how you intend to use the dock. Anchoring a Floating Dock to Shore Common […]
The very nature of floating dock systems is that they float. The beauty of them is that you don’t have to worry about fluctuating water levels or the depth of your seafloor in order to create a stable dock system, but what you do have to worry about is keeping them in place. No one […]
Choosing between a floating dock versus a stationary dock requires you to think through a few variables, including how you intend to use the dock and what the conditions of your waterfront are. While you may prefer the looks of one style over the other, if it’s not compatible with how you plan to use […]
It’s imperative that your floating dock is able to support a sufficient weight and can effectively keep afloat whatever design you have. A small, traditional dock pier may only need a few floats mounted to the ends and middle. More likely, however, you may need many more depending on the size and design of your […]
