Put the numbered pontoons together in order.
For a boat owner, having a drive-on boat dock is like having a portable private parking lot; it offers many advantages over keeping your waterfront property in a marina.
With your drive-on floating dock, you can park your boat right by your waterside house. You don’t have to worry about your boat being damaged, vandalized, or stolen from a marina.
If you want a larger parking space for your watercraft, or if you have more than one boat, you can easily expand your drive-on boat dock to meet your specific needs.
You can use your boat dock as a floating platform, and fish from it if you’d like; or just relax yourself on the dock and enjoy the sunset.
If you're wondering how to build a drive-on boat dock, follow this guide and you can put together a floating dock system yourself in less than a day.
6 stepPut the numbered pontoons together in order.
Form the front of a U-shaped dock with several pontoons.
Insert a short pin into the hole in the center.
Fasten the short pin with a spanner
Reinforce the connection with a short screw.
Fasten the short screws, and your drive-on boat dock is ready for use