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How do you go about attaching the wood top?Asked on 7/9/2012 by J from St. Louis. MO0 answers
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How heavy is each section?Asked on 7/8/2012 by Scott from United States0 answers
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I am replacing existing floats. Wondering about bolting onto dock - what are the bolt placement dimensions? My existing ones are 2' x 3' bolt placement, float dimensions are 3' x 4'.Asked on 7/2/2012 by Laura from Hastings, MN0 answers
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what material is is made off can it be painted with bottom paintAsked on 7/1/2012 by trav from ocean0 answers
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How much does each section weigh? How do they attach to eachother?Asked on 5/7/2012 by chevyedf from St. Croix River, MN0 answers
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Do you folks carry the howell 550 and if so what is your pricing on these please?Asked on 1/12/2010 by Lyle from Edmonton, alberta1 answer
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Yes, we do carry that. Item 33364Answered on 1/14/2010 by Bryant from Tech
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Can these floats be bolted together to make one 15' long by 10' wide and will it support a 1400lb boston whaler 15' longAsked on 1/3/2010 by Ed Warren from richboro Pa1 answer
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Yes, these are actually meant to be joined to together because they are components that make up a floating dock system. If you want to actually pull the boat onto the drums, I would go with the company Jet Dock.Answered on 1/6/2010 by Bryant from Tech
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On 10/18/2009 you asked the following question at Overtons
“How many of these would I need to build a stable (enough to stand on safely) floating dock to add to my existing fixed dock?”
Bryant C from Tech Department said:
“I would recommend you decide how big of area you would like to have and then we can take it from there to design what you would like.”
I'm thinking 5' x 10' floating dock section.Asked on 10/19/2009 by Pete from Fort Lauderdale, FL2 answers
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We will be glad to help you with this. It would be better to speak with you over the phone. Please call our Tech Department at 1-888-OVERTON.Answered on 10/21/2009 by Chad @ Overton's from Greenville, NCA:
50 square feet, figure 50 x 30 lbs/ sq. ft = 1500 lbs of flotation. With these, 4 pcs would be fine, attach at the corners of the addition.Answered on 10/31/2009 by Dock owner from Canton, CT
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How many of these would I need to build a stable (enough to stand on safely) floating dock to add to my existing fixed dock?Asked on 10/18/2009 by Pete from Fort Lauderdale, FL1 answer
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I would recommend you decide how big of area you would like to have and then we can take it from there to design what you would like.Answered on 10/19/2009 by Bryant C from Tech Department

