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Each EZ Dock installation is site specific and needs to be configured specifically for the end user’s
intended application. Some factors to take into consideration when determining the components nec-
essary for a proper installation include; intended usage, water conditions, soil and bed conditions, and
climatic conditions. Listed below are simple rules to follow.
Be certain that your installation configuration is designed to accommodate the daily intended use of
your EZ Dock. Please take into account the following:
Commercial application needs
Public access requirements (ADA, CORP, or other)
Private docking needs
Scale of operation and use (size of boats, number of PWCs, number of people, etc.)
Other special considerations affecting your daily use
Be aware of the unique characteristics of the specific body of water and consider how such conditions
will affect the installation. Take into account:
Overall area of the body of water
Water depth (at the shore and at the furthest point of the dock from shore)
Normal and greatest wave action
Water level fluctuation
Fresh, brackish, or salt-water
Normal and extraordinary ice thickness and movement
Lake bed and soil conditions (sand, rock, mud, etc.)
Determine whether your installation will be attended to and inspected on a regular basis.
Become acquainted with the normal movement associated with floating structures.
Determine whether you are capable of performing your own installation or whether it is best to
hire a professional by contacting your local EZ Dock dealer.
Site Preparation
Model/Serial Number
You should register your EZ Dock product to ensure proper warranty coverage. The location of
the serial number may be difficult or impossible to see once installed, so we suggest that you
create a record of your serial numbers and corresponding dock sections to insure proper identi-
fication when filing a warranty claim. The serial numbers can be found on the vertical side wall
on the logo end of the dock sections. See photo below.
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