FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
EZ Dock FAQ
How long will it take to get our new EZ Dock?
EZ Dock products are in-stock at our local distributors / dealers and ready to be delivered. Most docks can be delivered and installed right away so you can begin enjoying them immediately.
Can the dock be installed, or will I have to do it myself?
Our distributors / dealers can deliver and install your dock for you. You can also install it yourself. Most docks can be installed in a day with just you and a helper.
What special tools are required to install EZ Dock?
An in-water coupler installation tool and a coupler nut tool are the only special tools required to assemble the EZ Dock sections. A hammer, ratchet, 15/16” wrench or socket, and a Phillips head screwdriver are also needed.
What is inside the EZ Dock sections?
The EZ Dock one-piece sections contain no fillers or foam for floatation. Their patented, uniquely engineered design forms chambers that displace water and trap air for buoyancy.
How hot to the touch does EZ Dock get in the summer?
The light color of EZ Dock helps keep the dock surfaces cooler than just about any other dock surface available.
What about Ultraviolet Radiation (UV) exposure in the sun?
EZ Dock uses UV-8 inhibitor in all of its products. These inhibitors range from UV-1 being the lowest protection to UV-8 being the highest protection. We also produce an extremely thick product (3/8” average thickness-1950 psi puncture strength).
How much maintenance can I expect with my EZ Dock?
EZ Dock will provide a long-life of relatively maintenance-free enjoyment. Normally a good rain from Mother Nature is all that is required to keep the dock clean. A wash with soap and water or pressure washer from time to time may be needed to keep the dock looking new.
What about anchoring my EZ Dock?
EZ Dock offers several anchoring options to keep your floating dock safe and secure in any conditions. Pipes, deadweight anchors, piling brackets, and stiff arms are among the anchoring options available to you. EZ Dock offers anchoring hardware to accommodate both freshwater and saltwater situations.
