Swim Raft

[Sammy]

It’s not too early to think about summer. I’m looking for a pre-made solid swim raft, not one of the inflatable ones. Open to looking at all types, wood, pontoon or used. Also don’t want to pay a fortune… Let me know if you have any words of wisdom.
Sammy

[codeman671]

I got my 8x10 aluminum/cedar off season at Watermark for a discounted price. You may be able to pick up a leftover now.

[4 for Boating]

My neighbor has a one of those older/classic wooden swim rafts that has become too much for them to install each year. (Older couple) Last year they talked about putting it up for sale. If I recall, it also had either a slide or diving board that could be attached. Anyway if you are thinking of going the route of a classic looking/traditional style, let me know and I can see if what they think they are going to do.

[sluggo]

Sammy Give Don a call over to Center Harbor Dock & Pier . He has the shoremaster poly swim rafts and the aluminum Framed rafts with the removable red cedar decking. Also they build the traditional wooden swim floats in a number of sizes. There always running off season sales and are great to work with.

[Sammy]

Thank you all for the advice.
Sammy

[secondcurve]

Sammy:

Follow this link: www.hewitt-roll-a-dock.com/other07/otter_island.html We have one of these. It cost about $1,500 - $1,600 installed. It can't be beat.

[CampChaos]

I got my 8x10 aluminum/cedar off season at Watermark for a discounted price. You may be able to pick up a leftover now.

Watermark has several different designs in stock and will be able to set you up with everything you need to install your new system. I am sure they will give you an off-season rate!