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    Instruction 6x16 Float Dockmaker

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    This document provides instructions for assembling a 6' x 16' floating dock section for non-commercial use. It includes a list of materials needed such as foam-filled floats, stringers, decking boards, hardware and other accessories. Directions are given for attaching reinforcement blocks between stringers, installing corner irons and hinge plates, and cutting deck boards to length. Safety notes advise consulting a licensed engineer and following all local codes.

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    Instruction 6x16 Float Dockmaker

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    This document provides instructions for assembling a 6' x 16' floating dock section for non-commercial use. It includes a list of materials needed such as foam-filled floats, stringers, decking boards, hardware and other accessories. Directions are given for attaching reinforcement blocks between stringers, installing corner irons and hinge plates, and cutting deck boards to length. Safety notes advise consulting a licensed engineer and following all local codes.

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    This document provides instructions for assembling a 6' x 16' floating dock section for non-commercial use. It includes a list of materials needed such as foam-filled floats, stringers, decking boards, hardware and other accessories. Directions are given for attaching reinforcement blocks between stringers, installing corner irons and hinge plates, and cutting deck boards to length. Safety notes advise consulting a licensed engineer and following all local codes.

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    Instruction 6x16 Float Dockmaker

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    Jose Mello
    This document provides instructions for assembling a 6' x 16' floating dock section for non-commercial use. It includes a list of materials needed such as foam-filled floats, stringers, decking boards, hardware and other accessories. Directions are given for attaching reinforcement blocks between stringers, installing corner irons and hinge plates, and cutting deck boards to length. Safety notes advise consulting a licensed engineer and following all local codes.

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    Dockmaker.

    com 6’x16’ Float Section


    For Non-commercial and Non-public Applications
    To make a
    Gap Filler Strip
    Rip a 2x6 at 45 deg.
    (Length wise). Cross cut
    to the length of the gap
    leaving room for the Hinge
    Plate. Put the right angle
    edge flush with the deck
    Gap Filler Strip
    surface.
    Reduces space to 3/4“ - 1”
    where sections join.
    INSTRUCTIONS
    Typical framing to be of grade #1, P.T. min. with 2x6 for non-commercial, light
    load.
    Add intermediate framing boards and or increase their size to improve load and
    duty capacity.
    Typical decking to be 5/4x6 P.T. Or Cedar, materials that span up to 24“. Floatation mounts
    Use 3“ (10 penny) galvanized nails for assembly. to bottom of frame
    Decking to be cut 6’ flush to frame to prevent snagging with boats and gear.
    with Lag Kit #9278-6
    Router along the ends of the deck boards with a 3/8“ radius to soften edges and
    reduce splinters.
    Use typical 1/2“ spacing between deck boards to avoid leaf and other debris
    trapping.
    For reinforcing butt joints that could pull apart at the nails, use the Corner Iron
    (#6027A) with carriage bolts.

    Lumber Requirements Parts List


    4-16’ 2x Long Stringers 6-#2305 12“x24”x48” Foam Filled Floats
    3-16’ 2x Long Sringers (for comp deck) 6-#9278-6 Lag Kit for Foam Filled Floats
    2-6’ 2x End Stringers 16-#6027A Corner Iron
    12 Lin Ft 2x blocking 4-#6010 Reinforced Hinge Plates
    32-5/4x6x6’ Deck Boards 15-#9280 Bolt Kits
    Add 2x for Gap Filler Strips (See above desc.) 2-#9092 Hinge Bolt w/Nylock (to link up next section)
    Add for cleats, bumpers and other accessories.
    (The Hinge Plates type and placement listed here may vary from what is actually
    required to complete your overall dock plan.) Reinforced Hinge Plate #6010

    16’-0

    2’-0

    Add stringers centered Reinforcement Blocking


    between original stringers Corner Iron between stringers
    6’-0
    to support Thru-flow TM #6027A
    Cut Length 5’-9
    or composite decking. Cut Length 15’-9

    2’-0

    5’-0 5’-0
    5/4x6x6’ Decking (32 Required)

    Dockmaker and its proprietors shall not be held liable for the safety and performance of its designs. Before using any design,
    you are hereby advised to consult with an architect or public engineer licensed to perform services in the community where
    your dock project will be installed, along with code enforcement in said community. The project owner who uses Dockmaker
    plans and instructions accepts sole responsibility for the safety and overall performance of the designs.

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