Easy Boat Dock Plans for Free
Easy Boat Dock Plans and Kits tailored to the size of your watercraft. Talk about custom!!! This simple, modern residential boat dock design has never been easier to diy, because we design it for you at no additional cost!!! We have no idea what size boat(s) you want to park in a slip, we need to know the dimensions of your boat hull(s). Here are two boat dock plans requiring flares for that custom touch for the same price as an equal size float! Use these for your own customized boat dock. Whether you have pontoon boats, fishing boats or yachts, we will tailor your diagram and cut list to your liking. Residential prices for commercial quality products. If you have more than one boat size, even better!!!
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The Flare Finger adds Detail, Safety and Customization to your Boat Dock Plans like none other! Give your dock personality with flare!!!
The Flare Boat Dock Plan
This 16′ Single Flare Finger can be customized to any size boat
This finger can accomodate 2 boats.
Because your boat(s) is a different size and length than that of your neighbors, you may need different size angles to your dock.
This Floating Boat Dock Plans & Kit contains (4) 48″ X 24″ X 16″ Floats and Hardware to ensure a complete project:
The hardware will secure all four corners of your floating dock;
- Heavy-duty galvanized brackets, 1/8” on the inside corners and 3/16” on the outside corner
- The outside galvanized brackets include 1/4” welded male and female tabs
- The required amount of zinc coated carriage bolts with Nylok nuts
- Kit comes with pins, nuts, bolts and washers to attach the corners
Along with this order, you will also receive:
- Floating Dock Plans for your project
- Dock Building Instructions
- And a Customized Cut List
This order does NOT include:
- Decking material, ex: lumber, aluminum, composite
- Deck screws
You won’t find the Flares in the Shopping Section or available in your Cart.
Give us a call with your boat and hull dimensions.
DIY Residential Boat Dock Design
What is the best dock shape?
Once you have chosen your flares, you will want to attach them to a dock. There are so many boat dock plans available to you!
What is the perfect size dock?
Well, that depends on you. Besides, docking your boat, what else are you planning on using it for? Check out our free Floating Dock Plans & Kits and choose what best suits your needs. Can you build your own dock? Certainly!!!
Free Consultation
- When you call for your free custom design, be sure to mention which floating dock plan you would like to attach it to, so as to ensure you get all the hardware you need.
- Also mention what type of body of water you will be working with. River dock ideas or building a dock on a lake, pond or ocean are the kinds of information we will need to provide you with the best solution for your dream dock.
- Ask about anchors, too! We all want you to succeed and be safe. Our knowledgeable staff have decades of experience in troubleshooting as well.
Check out How to Build a Dock and see how fast and easy it is to build a floating boat dock right at home. Forewarning! You may like it so much, you end up building a whole marina!!!
2-Slip Floating Boat Dock Plans
This 2-Slip Floating Boat Dock Plan can Moor up to 4 Boats!
It also qualifies for discount pricing!!!
This boat dock example is designed with 24 floats and is able to dock two boats of an 8′ width. However, you can make it any dimensions you want! We can help you design your floating boat dock to the size you need at no extra cost.
This Kit contains (24) 48″ X 24″ X 16″ floats and all the marine hardware you will need to ensure a complete project:
The hardware, included, will secure all twenty corners of your floating dock
- Heavy-duty galvanized brackets, 1/8” on the inside corners and 3/16” on the outside corner
- The outside galvanized brackets include 1/4” welded male and female tabs
- The required amount of zinc coated carriage bolts with Nylok nuts
- Kit comes with pins, nuts, bolts and washers to attach the corners
Along with this order, you will also receive:
- Floating Dock Plans for your project
- Dock Building Instructions
- Customized Cut List
This order does NOT include:
- Decking material, ex: lumber, aluminum, composite
- Deck screws
Just one call and you’ve got everything you need for a Custom Floating Boat Dock except the lumber and deck screws. Thinking about anchoring? We’ve got you covered. Our 16″ float is tough enough for commercial hustle and bustle, but if you’re eyeing the heavy-duty 48″ X 24″ X 20″ float, just let us know.
Not sure which size will fit your boat dock plan is best for you? Check out our Video guide for a deep dive into freeboard and much more. Plus, don’t miss our 2-part DIY Floating Dock Video where our team assembles a floating wooden dock in a breeze.
You won’t find this in the Products Section or available in your Cart.
Give us a call to design your custom dream dock.
Modern Residential Boat Dock Design
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DIY with Commercial Grade Quality
Before you order a Boat Dock Plan and Kit, you may have questions you would like answered first:
What is the best surface for a boat dock?
You will need to take into consideration your budget, weather and purpose for your dock. Watch our video, “Composite Material vs Wooden Docks” and “Plastic Docks vs Wooden Docks, Cost Comparison” for a better idea.
What is the best dock for a lake?
- Any of our floating dock kits will be suitable, depending on what you plan to use it for.
What is a good dock width?
Again, it really depends on what you plan on using it for. A fishing pier? A swimming platform? A place to entertain? Or strictly a boat dock?
How deep does water have to be to dock a boat?
You want to ensure your boat motor propellers don’t get damaged. So you will not want your dock to hit bottom, for sure.
How do you anchor a dock in a lake?
See out anchor page for examples, illustrations and ordering.
How deep should a dock be?
Our 16″ floats are designed to give you 12″ of freeboard. Freeboard is the area from the top of the dock to the water level. That is a great depth to get in and out of for any size boat. However, if you needed deeper freeboard, our 20″ floats would give you 16″ of freeboard.
What is the life expectancy of a boat dock?
Of course, maintaining your dock each season is the deciding factor no matter what type of material you use for the decking. The videos mentioned above will have information regarding the different types of materials, aluminum, composite, wood or plastic and their live spans.
So, what are you wading for?
Give us a call at (780) 992-1793 or send an email to emaxplastics@outlook.com.
Let’s get your project floating with style and strength. This article is over but your adventure is just beginning!
