We sold this truss dock system to Curtis in Washington. His company, LTJ Builders Inc., were given the job of replacing a rotted out wood dock on a lake in the state of Washington. The dock system comprised of two 8×16’ truss docks (bolted together into a 16×16’), one 4×12’ walkway and one heavy-duty swim ladder. The system used a total of 24 barrels and opened up 256 square feet of dock space.
Curtis put together the kits at his home before launching them into the water and towing them over to the final location. He bolted the docks together on the water and anchored it to the shore using the 4×12’ walkway and two chains. Curtis didn’t fill out a survey for us but he did put together some great pictures and videos to show the entire assembly process:
Old Floating Dock Needs Replacement
Barrels for Dock Flotation
Truss Dock Bracing
Walkway Ramp connection
Trimming the Composite Decking
8×16 Floating Dock Sections
Barrels Fully Secured
Connector Kit for Dock Sections
Towing the Floating Dock to Install Site
Floating Dock & Walkway Ramp Overhead
Side View of Walkway and Floating Dock
New Floating Dock System
