Tower Docks

Tower Docks

Tower Docks are the ultimate in pole dock designs. Suitable for many of the same conditions as a Pole Dock, a Tower Dock has the added benefit of lifting out of the water like a drawbridge at the end of the season. No more getting wet with the annual install and pull out! The tower component is built right into the frame so there are no heavy components to store away, and the tower folds underneath the decking in the summer leaving your dock clean and ready for use.

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Every Tower Dock is hand crafted by experienced welders using the highest quality Canadian materials at our factory.

Each system features a welded marine grade aluminum frame and stainless steel fasteners to ensure your system will last a lifetime without rusting. The dock has deck support sleepers every 16″, supporting almost any type of decking you choose to use. Docks are available as frame only or with Western Red Cedar, Solid PVC or Aluminum Decking. 

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Choosing a Tower Dock Size

The length of your tower dock is typically based on the water depth. How far out do you need to go to be in deep enough water to dock your boat or to swim? Tower docks are available in 20′, 30′, 40′ & 50′ lengths. Additional length can be added as a standard removable pole dock. Widths include 4′, 6′ & 8′. Wider docks are more stable in deeper water and also more comfortable to use.

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!!!

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• 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.