Pole Docks

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Pole Docks are designed for shallow water installations (typically  less than 6′). Since very little of a Pole Dock touches the water it is  the most environmentally friendly design and also the best in rough  water. A pole dock is the least expensive docking solution since there  is very little shoreline preparation required and the light-weight  design and easy assembly will reduce your install and removal crew  requirements. Your kids will thank you!!!

• Suitable for water depths up to 6ft. In general you want the width  of the dock to be greater than the depth of the water to ensure  stability
• Dock is extremely stable.
• Lake bed should be reasonably firm. For mucky lake beds concrete pads can be put down for support.
• Does not need to be attached to shoreline
• Life expectancy of frame is 30+ years.

When it comes to designs, you are really only limited by your  imagination. Most clients, however, find one of a few common designs to  be very practical for their needs.

Straight – This simple design allows for multiple mooring locations and keeps cost and complexity to a minimum

P Shape – Our most common design, this is great if  you want to have an area for some chairs but only need a smaller walkway  back to shore. The P Shape allows you to save some money closer to  shore and spend it where it will have maximum use.

L Shape – Similar in design to the P Shape, the L Shape creates up to 3 spaces for mooring boats

T Shape – Commonly used in smaller rivers where you  don’t want to extend your dock too far out into the water. The T Shape  allows one bigger mooring location with easy access and a couple  protected locations for smaller craft like canoes & kayaks.

U Shape – This design offers great protection to  your boat and leaves two other spots open for additional boats or  visitors. Typically one side of the U is small and used just for boat  access. The other side is large enough for chairs and entertaining.