What is the capacity of the EZ Port 280?
With its revolutionary self-adjusting design, this port makes loading and unloading of pwcs of any shape up to 1,700 lbs (771kg) smooth and effortless. Designed for pwc enthusiasts, the ez port 280 combines ez dock’s quality and durability with 33% more width than our most popular pwc port. The ez port 2i is a versatile, all-around option for any pwc, handling up to 1,700 lbs with smooth drive-on access. The ez port 280 is the widest, most stable port, perfect for marinas and premium setups. The ez port 260 offers compact, budget-friendly performance for smaller pwcs.With its revolutionary self-adjusting design, this port makes loading and unloading of PWCs of any shape up to 1,700 lbs (771kg) smooth and effortless. Designed for PWC enthusiasts, the EZ Port 280 combines EZ Dock’s quality and durability with 33% more width than our most popular PWC port.The EZ Port 260 dimensions are 60” wide x 156” long x 15” high. To learn more about the EZ Port 260, including complete product specs, download the EZ Port PWC catalog today or contact a representative online.
How much is an EZ port 280?
Largest model available floating dock. The price of floating dock systems can vary widely based on several factors, with some estimates ranging from $3,000 to $30,000.
What is the lifespan of an EZ dock?
EZ Docks are made from solid and weather-resistant materials and can last anywhere from 40 years and beyond. Anyone looking to maximize their dock usage and life span should invest in proper EZ Dock care. Yes, many floating docks are designed to remain in ice, especially modular systems like AccuDock. However, some owners prefer to remove sections for added protection. How do floating docks handle heavy ice? Floating docks shift with the ice rather than resisting it, which helps prevent structural damage.Floating docks generally cost between $20 to $40 per square foot, depending on size and materials. Permanent Docks: These docks are fixed structures that remain in the water indefinitely. Permanent docks may be attached to pilings or anchored to the sea bottom, they are both stable and durable.You can leave your dock in the water throughout the winter if you take precautions to minimize the risk of damage. EZ Dock systems float high enough to prevent damage from normal ice pressure.Cons of Floating Docks Floating dock systems are also more prone to damage because they move frequently. The docking system may also get damaged when tides are low. Since floating docks rely on water levels to stay afloat, they may rupture if levels decrease.