Build Your Floating Dock
A floating dock starts with a package and grows with the pieces you add. The FLEXX floating dock system leads the collection with a modular design that links the same dock sections into a straight run, a T, or a P, so you match the layout to your waterfront property and your boat size.
- Pick a size and shape. Straight runs reach deeper water, while T and P layouts add room to tie up and swim.
- Keep your watercraft ready. A drive-on PWC port or a floating kayak launch holds a jet ski or kayak up out of the water.
- Finish the build. Guide poles, bumpers, and ladders dial in safety and fit.
Compare the lineup across FLEXX floating dock packages, stationary docks, and roll-in docks to find the right dock system, or reach out to spec a custom dock.
A Dock That Rises and Falls With the Water
A floating dock moves with the water instead of standing on fixed legs, which lets it work in spots a stationary dock cannot.
Level In High and Low Water
Because the dock rides on polyethylene floats, it rises and drops with the water and keeps the deck at a steady height as levels change through the season. Pipe guides slide along fixed pilings to hold the dock in place while it moves up and down.
Works at Any Water Depth
A floating dock has no legs reaching the bottom, which means it works the same in shallow water near shore or farther out where the water runs deep. You can reach deeper water off your shoreline without a longer fixed structure.
Sits Over Any Lakebed
Soft, mucky, rocky, and uneven bottoms are no obstacle, because the floats carry the dock on the surface rather than resting on legs set into the lakebed. An anchoring system of lines or pipe guides holds the dock in position, which keeps the bottom condition from limiting where you place it.
Why Tommy Docks
Since 1987, Tommy Docks has built American-made boat docks for every kind of waterfront property, including residential docks at the family cabin and the dock sections behind a commercial marina. Our modular system matches the right dock to your water depth, boat size, and specific need. Have questions before you order a new dock? Reach customer service, read who we are, or find an authorized dealer.
Frequently Asked Questions
It rides on polyethylene floats and moves with the water level, holding the deck at a steady height. Pipe guides along fixed pilings let the dock travel up and down so the walkway stays usable as water rises and falls through the season. That keeps steady footing on a lake or river that sees changing water.
Yes. Every floating dock ships as a kit with FLEXX connectors, hardware, and instructions, and most owners build one with basic tools and a helper. An authorized dealer can install it for you instead.
Tommy Docks floating docks are made from 100% recyclable, weather-resistant polyethylene floats that link together with FLEXX connectors, so there is no wood to rot or metal frame to corrode. The polyethylene build delivers buoyancy and longevity while standing up to wave action, rough water, and tough weather conditions.
Add a drive-on PWC port to keep a jet ski out of the water, and size the dock to your boat size with the right guide poles. The modular design lets you add more floats, pipe guides, or dock sections later.
A floating dock rests on the water and moves with the level, a versatile solution for lakes with big swings or a busy marina. A stationary dock sits on pilings at a fixed height for shallow, calm water. Floating builds suit residential docks and commercial marinas alike.
Floating docks need minimal maintenance beyond a seasonal rinse and a check of the anchoring and fittings. There is no sealing or staining, and the polyethylene floats and corrosion-resistant hardware hold up in any waterfront environment, which makes a new dock a scalable solution built to last.
