Boat · entry size
Boat Dock 3 × 6 m for sale — €4,242.7 net
The Boat Dock 3 × 6 m costs €4,242.7 net and offers 18 m² of deck. It carries over 6 tonnes on paper. The kit includes 62 floats, all coupling pins, bolts and spacer rings, plus the assembly tools.
Will my craft fit?
The smallest boat size. Three metres of width leave room to walk beside the hull, six metres of length suit most sports boats and sloops. Longer boats are covered from 3 × 7 m up to 4 × 10 m.
What the kit includes
| Qty | Part | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| 52 × | Single floats H40 | deck area, 500 × 500 × 400 mm |
| 10 × | U floats | form the drive-on channel |
| 27 × | Short coupling pins | join the floats at inner nodes |
| 18 × | V pins | along the channel |
| 31 × | Bolt and nut sets | at the edges |
| 11 × | Spacer rings | spacing lengthwise |
| 2 × | Tools | mallet and pin spanner |
Buoyancy
According to the manufacturer, one square metre of pontoon carries around 350 kg — four H40 floats at roughly 87 kg each. With 18 m² that comes to 6,300 kg on paper. What matters is not the total but the load spread: the craft has to rest on several floats at once.
What you also need
Mooring is not part of the kit because it depends on the water. Up to three metres depth with firm ground you use a driven pile and a pile guide that lets the dock rise and fall. In deeper water or soft ground a 40 kg anchor with shackle and chain is used.
Frequently asked
What does the Boat Dock 3 × 6 m cost?
€4,242.7 net as a complete kit, plus freight from Rotterdam. It includes 62 floats, all connecting parts, a mallet and a pin spanner. We quote freight with your offer because it depends on the delivery address.
How does the boat get onto the dock?
Under its own power. The 10 U floats form a channel that rises towards the open end. You drive in slowly, the hull glides up and then sits dry. For heavier boats a hand winch helps with the last stretch.
How long does assembly take?
Two people need a few hours for this size. The system is pinned, not bolted: you drive the coupling pins in with the mallet, and both tools are included. On land, on level ground, assemble as much as you can still carry or push into the water afterwards — the floats of the drive-in channel first. You add the rest in the water. Further tools such as the nut spanner are on our tools page.
Can I extend the dock later?
Yes. The system is modular: add more floats and you only need extra coupling pins and bolts. The dock can equally be taken apart and rebuilt somewhere else.