Whether you’re dreaming of a private lakeside deck or setting up a sturdy platform for a commercial marina, choosing the right modular pontoon size and layout is a crucial first step.
Water activities are a staple of the kiwi summer, but with all the fun on the water comes the importance of water safety.
Modular floating pontoons can play a big role in creating safer environments.
Modular pontoons systems are more that just floating platforms. They’re versatile tools that can transform a range of projects and activities, both at home and in commercial settings.
Docking is an important skill for anyone with a boat or jet ski to keep themselves and their passengers safe. Learning how to line up your boat with modular pontoons takes some practice, just like with any other dock.
Modular floating pontoons have a wide range of commercial applications due to their versatility, adaptability and economical nature. They are used by councils, commercial businesses, aquaculture industries and in boat shows across New Zealand and the Pacific Islands.
Modular plastic pontoons are a great way to create a dock, jetty, walkway or floating platform. They are naturally long lasting, but here are some tips to increase their life span and keep them in great condition.