Boat Launch Ramps
Safety
Affordable
Value
Ease

Have you ever tried to get your boat out of the water on a traditional ramp?

Our Grip Strut Deck resolves the typical problems from prop back wash and slippery vegetation. The 3" square tubular steel safety rails help even the most novice boater. Our ramps are designed to achieve a 12 to 15 degree slope.

All work can be done from shore without the need for a coffer dam. The launch ramp will settle on a firm bottom or the bottom can be back-filled with aggregate.

It is inexpensive to install and saves a great deal of time. It also reduces owner liability.

The shore excavation is performed and a large piano hinge pin is tied into the approach apron with rebar reinforcement. This provides the mount and finishes off the leading edge of the concrete. The structural steel ramp is lifted into place; the hinge pin inserted; and the ramp lowered into place. (Concrete approach and installation by others.)

Our ramps average from 12.5 feet x 35 feet to 12.5 feet x 60 feet - as in the double installation pictured above.

These pictures also feature our structural steel floatation docks. which through our patented parallel arm system can be made handicap accessible.