Product Applications: Docks & Rafts > Marinas >Aquaculture >Industrial > Rowing

docks / rafts

Docks / Rafts

I M A G I N E...

  • A dock that can be installed and removed by one person.
  • A raft that can be used year after year, with no maintenance required.
  • A safe dock that has no nails or hazardous hardware, no sharp corners and a nonskid surface
  • A durable dock, one that withstands the rigours of nature.
  • A dock that is covered by a ten year warranty and has been proven to last in excess of 30 years.
  • Being able to change the design of your dock or raft, or add on to it, using only one tool.
"For twenty years I've singlehandedly installed and removed my Jetfloat dock in Georgian Bay. It remains one of my best investments."
-Joyce Watson, Cottage Owner

 

mooring island

Marinas

Jetfloat is ideal for your marina's docking needs.

"I've used the Jetfloat system in my marina since 1976. It is a superb product - low maintenance and easy to rearrange."
-J. Moore, Moorehaven Marina

net-pens

Aquaculture

Configure Jetfloats to create the ultimate single or multiple floating net-pen structure.

A D V A N T A G E S...
  • Jetfloats maintain structural integrity both inland and offshore
  • The high quality material used does not promote bacterial growth
  • Increase pens or add new ones easily with minimal time and labour investment
  • Over 20 years proven performance as a net-pen system.

 

barging

Industrial

Jetfloat is ideal for industrial applications. For example, barges.

"Docks were one of our biggest maintenance problems at the remote telecommunications sites. Since the installation of Jetfloats, the problems have been reduced to nil"
-D. Stewart, Remote North, Bell Canada

 

rowing dock

Rowing

Specifically developed for the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, Jetfloat Rowing Docks have since become a standard within the rowing community.

"We installed a 50 foot Jetfloat dock in 1983 and were so pleased that in 1986 we extended it to 180 feet. It is easy to reconfigure and convenient to store in the winter."
-R.W. Grossman, Rowing Coordinator
Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH