Additional Features
The port systems include:
- Configurations to fit multiple boat shapes and sizes
- Works with existing floating or fixed docks
- Can be used in as little asĀ 2 feetĀ of water without float tanks
- No winching, cranking, or hoisting
- Two skid bunk options to fit a variety of hull shapes and sizes
- Up to three additional keel rollers for longer boats
Enjoy environmentallyĀ friendly boat protection. EZ BoatPort absorbs impact with no harmful fillers and is fully recyclable. Since there’s no wood included in the platform, there’s no chemical output into our beautiful waterways. This model simply lifts your boat entirely from the water with no cranking or winching, shielding it from marine growth, waves and wakes to extend its life. Secure your investment with the optional front-mount cleat for better protection in rougher environments.
LLDPE also means lower maintenance needs for your port and an encouragement to live life barefoot without the worry of splinters. EZ BoatPort features anti-slip materials introduced during manufacture for safe walkways, stability and more secure boarding.
Benefit even more from the EZ BoatPortās versatility. The integrated flotation chambers change with water adjustments to make porting easy in as little as 2 feet of water. All of our boat ports combine seamlessly with existing structures and theĀ full selection of EZ Dock sections, allowing you toĀ create a unique solutionĀ for your residential or commercial boat-porting needs.
Foundation Technology for Floating Boat Port Systems
The EZ BoatPort was the first of its kind in the drive-on floating port category and continues to set performance benchmarks that competitors attempt to match. This standard model incorporates decades of marine engineering refinement, delivering reliable boat storage without the mechanical complexity of traditional lift systems. The absence of motors, cables and pulleys means fewer components that can fail or require seasonal maintenance.
Shallow water capability distinguishes this floating port from alternatives that demand deeper installations. The 2-foot minimum depth requirement opens up docking possibilities in coves, protected bays and shoreline areas where conventional lifts cannot operate. This flexibility proves invaluable for properties with gradual depth transitions or seasonal water level variations that would strand fixed-depth systems.