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With the Multinautic QPF-495 Aluminum Dock Series, it's easy to reach out to your dream of a dock that fits your needs. This simple Collection lets you combine 5 ft. x 10 ft. dock sections in a straight line, side by side or in an "L" shape to adjust to your own design. It's the perfect dock size unit for a light frame assembly that offers a low or a medium freeboard depending on your favorite nautical activities and the specifications of your shoreline. Simply choose Stationary and/or Floating Ensembles with or without Cedar Decking. Each unit is modular, letting you decide of the exact configuration that will suit your precise needs. Combining 3 dock sections or more in a Floating layout will allow mooring up to a 25-ft. long boat. Its sleek and unique designed aluminum frame system allows you to insert your mooring cleats (and other accessories) in the top track, without drilling into your decking, and relocate them where you want. Decking boards can be assembled as panels to be rapidly removed from the sub frame to lighten manipulations seasonally year after year. The included assembly hardware for the frame is all stainless steel or hot dip galvanized. This page presents the 5 ft x 10 ft Aluminum Stationary Dock Kit Model QPF-495 With Cedar Decking, product 21577.
Product Depth (in.) | 60 in |
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Product Height (in.) | 12 in |
Product Length (ft.) | 10 ft |
Product Width (ft.) | 5 ft |
Dock Type | Stationary |
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Material | Aluminum |
Product Weight (lb.) | 272.75 lb |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Manufacturer Warranty | 1 Year limited warranty, for more detailed information please refer to our web site www.multinautic.com |
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Hello Bill, Although the kit comes with cedar, as you can see in the video, some assembly is required, but all the boards and 2x4s are cut to the desired length. The 2x4 pieces that need to be attached to the connecting keys are also pre-drilled. You will spread the boards evenly across the dock and screw the six cedar crossbars in place using the screws provided. After turning the panels over with their nice side facing up, a few stainless steel screws will secure them to the aluminum frame, protecting them from any strong waves that may come from below. Should you need more information, please don't hesitate to contact our customer service by email or phone at 1-800-585-1237 x 218 or info@multinautic.com. Thanks for asking!
Hello Emily, yes you can add a float or 2 to make a semi-floating dock. Depending on the freeboard of the floating dock, float No 14132 is for a medium freeboard while 14008 is for a low freeboard. Please don't hesitate to contact our customer service for more details at 1-800-585-1237 x218 or by email to info@multinautic.com.
Hello Thomas, it's not mandatory to add posts at the beginning of this dock model especially if it's installed as part of a whole stationary layout as the 2 posts in the water and the weight of the dock itself are enough to stabilize the dock. If you don't need more than one section and that your body of water submit the dock to strong waves, you can either cut short pieces of the supplied dock posts (if in shallow water) and add them to the first leg holders, or get extra posts. Multinautic offers different post lengths such as No. 11006. Don't hesitate to contact our Customer Service for more information at 1-800-585-1237 or by email : info@multinautic.com
Hi Chester, unfortunately, aluminum is not suitable for salt water. Thanks for asking!
Hello Diane, The box containing the aluminum dock structure components is 15 x 61,5 x 7 inches and weighs 91 lbs. As this kit includes the cedar decking kit and 6-ft posts, it's shipped all wrapped on a pallet delivered to your home or cottage. Decking kit is composed of three 8 x 8 x 60 inches boxes of 53 lbs each. The ensemble is completed with a smaller box with the base plates and caps for the posts. Thanks for asking!
Hello Frank, This dock, being a stationary one, will not move along, up and down under wave action, with the pontoon . So, your boat tied to the dock, will pull out the posts from lake bottom causing damages. To safely moor a boat, you need a floating dock system which is basically composed of a stationary section, a semi-floating section (for the smooth transition to the floating sections) and one or more floating dock sections that will move along with the boats moored to them. Look at the QPF-495 dock model Collection on HomeDepot by entering QPF-495 in its website search bar. My suggestion for a pontoon would be ensembles 19739 or 19740. Read the pdf documents available for download in the Product Details section to know how to anchor your dock for a safe installation that will protect your boat. Thanks for asking.
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