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MARINE DOCK SYSTEMS
45 Wellington Street Riverstone N.S.W 2765 Australia
Ph: +61 2 9627 5577
26 Corbould Rd Coolum Beach Qld 4573 Australia
Ph: +61 7 5324 1557
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MARINE DOCK SYSTEMS
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Polyethylene Flotation Modules
The modular design offers safety, durability and ease of maintenance. The flotation modules are rotationally moulded in one piece from high stress crack resistant, UV stabilised, self coloured, linear polyethylene. They require no anti-fouling and are not attacked by osmosis or by chemicals found in the normal marine environment.
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Aluminium, Timber and Steel Framework
The system's framework and components exhibit excellent resistance to weathering and corrosion. This thoroughly proven system, engineered to withstand the saltwater environment, is available to the commercial and private user, you can choose from different pre-built or kit pontoons.
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Marine aluminium bracketry, stainless steel hardware
and other marina accessories
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Marine Dock Systems uses aluminium bracketry and stainless steel hardware components. We also have accessories such as cleats and buffer strip to improve the appearance and usability of your pontoon or moving craft. The innovative Marine Dock Systems design utilise materials selected to blend in with your particular environment and engineered to your budget and boating requirements.
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Timber, aluminium or composite decking to suit your practical and aesthetic requirements
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Marine Dock Systems ensures the life of your timber decking by using durable Australian hardwoods. All decking supplied by Marine Dock Systems is kiln dried, F27 structural grade timber. Timber decked pontoons supplied by MDS are finished with a pencil round edge and preserved with a natural decking oil for long life and an aesthetically pleasing finish.
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The Marine Dock System is made in Australia, by an Australian owned company to world export standards. Marine Dock Systems has been designing and manufacturing in this specialist field since 1978. Satisfied clients include Harbours, Marine and Transport government departments, National Parks, commercial marinas, yacht clubs, mining companies, entertainment parks, Defence Forces, airline companies, Water Supply and Effluent Treatment Authorities, Shire Councils, aquaculture farmers, water ski clubs, etc.
Manufactured from stock standard components, the system can be engineered to satisfy regulations of Federal, State and Local government departments and comply with the "Australian Marina Standard AS - 3962 - 2001".
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MARINE DOCK SYSTEMS
45 Wellington Street Riverstone N.S.W 2765 Australia
Ph: +61 2 9627 5577
26 Corbould Rd Coolum Beach Qld 4573 Australia
Ph: +61 7 5324 1557
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Email
Enquiry Links
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What does Marine Dock Systems manufacture?
Marine Dock Systems designs and manufactures pontoons, marinas, floating docks, gangways, flotation modules, pontoon boats and marina accessories for residential and commercial applications.
2. Are Marine Dock Systems products Australian made?
Yes. Marine Dock Systems products are designed and manufactured in Australia using high-quality materials suitable for harsh marine environments.
3. What are your flotation modules made from?
Our flotation modules are rotationally moulded from UV-stabilised polyethylene for long-term durability and resistance to corrosion and marine growth.
4. How long do polyethylene flotation modules last?
Polyethylene flotation modules can provide decades of reliable service when properly installed and maintained.
5. Do flotation modules require anti-fouling paint?
No. Marine Dock Systems flotation modules do not require anti-fouling coatings and are resistant to osmosis and corrosion.
6. Can I build my own pontoon?
Yes. Marine Dock Systems offers flotation modules, hardware and components suitable for DIY pontoon construction projects.
7. Do you supply complete pontoon systems?
Yes. We supply complete pontoon systems including flotation modules, frames, decking, gangways, cleats, buffers and accessories.
8. What frame materials are available?
Marine Dock Systems can supply aluminium, timber and steel pontoon framework systems depending on project requirements.
9. What decking options are available?
We offer hardwood timber decking, aluminium decking and composite decking options.
10. Are your pontoons suitable for saltwater use?
Yes. Marine Dock Systems products are engineered for both saltwater and freshwater applications.
11. Do you manufacture commercial marinas?
Yes. We design and supply marina walkways, finger pontoons, floating breakwaters and complete marina systems.
12. Can your pontoons be used on rivers and lakes?
Yes. Our pontoon systems are suitable for rivers, lakes, dams, canals and coastal waterways.
13. Do you supply gangways and access ramps?
Yes. We manufacture aluminium gangways and access ramps for residential and commercial installations.
14. Can pontoons be customised?
Yes. Pontoon dimensions, flotation capacity, decking materials and accessories can all be customised.
15. What industries use Marine Dock Systems products?
Our customers include marinas, yacht clubs, government departments, defence organisations, mining companies, aquaculture farms and private waterfront owners.
16. Do you supply marina accessories?
Yes. We supply cleats, buffers, pile guides, brackets, fasteners and other marina hardware.
17. Are your systems engineered to Australian standards?
Marine Dock Systems can engineer pontoon systems to meet applicable Australian standards and project requirements.
18. Can flotation modules be replaced on existing pontoons?
Yes. Existing pontoons can often be upgraded or refurbished using Marine Dock Systems flotation modules.
19. How long has Marine Dock Systems been operating?
Marine Dock Systems has been designing and manufacturing marine infrastructure products since 1978.
20. Why choose Marine Dock Systems?
With decades of experience, Australian manufacturing and proven installations throughout Australia and overseas, Marine Dock Systems provides reliable floating marine infrastructure solutions built to last.
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