Our BOAT boat docks are designed primarily for servicing boats and building small harbours. Their freeboard is too high for swimming – you can only get out of the water using a ladder. Boat docks can handle higher waves than the SWIM swimming dock, but no more than 0.3 m. The width of the floating dock is 2,4 m and the length of a single module is 6 m. By connecting modules you can create solutions of different shapes and lengths; when planning the length, allow for a module length of 6 m. You can also add pipe booms and walking booms of different lengths and sizes , mooring buoys, ladders, lifesaving equipment posts, mooring rings, cross bollards and more.
We also build boat docks on concrete floats. Concrete floats are more stable and durable than other floats. They are filled with EPS and withstand both freezing and salt water. Concrete floats are designed to last up to 50 years. The combination of concrete and expanded polystyrene gives very high buoyancy, making the float practically unsinkable and maintenance-free.
| Product series | BOAT |
| Uses | Boat docks, jetties, rafts, terraces, small boat harbours, boat landings |
| Suitable vessels | Motor launches, motorboats, yachts |
| Module length | 6 m |
| Module width | from 2.4 m |
| Freeboard | 0.5 m with plastic floats, 0.7 m with concrete floats |
| Permitted wave height | up to 0.3 m |
| Floats | Concrete floats or 450 L / 450 L EPS-filled floats |
| Timber parts | Frame 45 × 195 mm / 70 × 195 mm, decking 28 × 120 mm; pressure-impregnated pine |
| Module weight | from 500 kg |
| Anchors | Weight per anchor position from 500 kg |
| Anchor chains | 13 / 16 mm, hot-dip galvanised |
| Ice resistance | Can be frozen in; ice movement not permitted |
| Transport | By lorry |
For our boat docks we use only
pressure-impregnated, calibrated brown timber
stainless steel screws throughout
hot-dip galvanised metal throughout
foam-filled floats
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