Floating dock – stable, modular solutions for all waters

Yes, with proper anchoring and maintenance it can remain in the water year-round. For example, you can remove the poles when ice forms so the dock can move with the ice. Alternatively, it can be taken out and stored on land.

Regulations vary depending on the municipality and the specific water area.

There are usually limits regarding the dock’s surface area, length, and height. We can help you dimension the dock according to local regulations.

With poles, anchors, mooring blocks, or gangways and fixing frames. The choice depends on water conditions, dock size, and intended use.

EasyFloat® docks are made from robust, maintenance-free materials – plastic, aluminum, and pontoons designed to withstand all weather conditions.

EasyFloat® is available in several standard sizes. Common dimensions include:

• Width: 1.2–6.0 m

• Length: 3.0–6.0 m

The docks can also be customized to meet specific requirements.

The price depends on the size and configuration of the dock. Please contact your local dealer for pricing and a quotation.

Yes. Many people use the dock as a rowing dock, kayak dock, or canoe dock. It is also suitable for stand-up paddleboarding (SUP) and sailing activities, such as dinghy sailing programs.

Choosing the right floating dock is primarily about adapting the solution to the site conditions and how the dock will be used. Several key factors influence performance, durability, and stability.

First, you need to consider the environment where the dock will be installed—whether it is freshwater or saltwater, and whether the location is sheltered or exposed to waves and wind. These conditions directly affect the choice of materials and structural design.

Next, the connection is important: is there already an existing dock section or shoreline structure, or does the entire system need to be designed from scratch? The bottom conditions also play a major role, such as whether the seabed consists of sand, clay, or mud, as this determines the type of anchoring system required.

Water depth and seasonal water level fluctuations are also critical factors to ensure the dock remains stable and fully functional throughout the year.

In summary, every site is unique. That is why we always recommend consulting with us so we can design a floating dock tailored precisely to your specific conditions and needs.