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Dock Accessories for Floats, Steps, and Storage

Outfit your setup with gear that makes docking easier, from buoyant floats to steps and storage. Floats mount with basic 3/8" lag screws and washers using built-in slots, and they can be painted with marine-grade paint, though longevity depends on conditions. Add sturdy dock steps—with an optional handrail and built-in storage—and secure a dock box with a puck lock that hides the shackle for deterrence.
Yes, they can be painted, but longevity depends on paint type and conditions. Use a good quality marine grade paint for best results. Even then there is no guarantee the paint will not peel over time. Prep and cure times help the paint adhere and last longer.
Match step height to your platform: a 2-step is 17" tall and a triple step is 25-1/2" tall. Capacity is 300 lbs. An accessory hand rail is sturdy and adds confidence. If you notice non slip getting loose or curling at the edges, re-secure or replace the tread to keep footing dependable.
Start by estimating the total weight of your dock and gear, then match it to the listed lifting capacity of each float. Some floats support 450 lbs and others 600 lbs, so use the capacity shown for the size you choose and space them evenly. Lay out floats to balance the load across the frame to avoid low spots.
Boxes can sit on the dock as-is; supply your own hardware if you want to mount them. A puck-style lock with a hidden shackle helps deter tampering. Look over the lid and panels for any holes and seal as needed. Interior storage fits cleaning supplies and a hose, and construction stands up to weather.
Use 3/8" diameter lag screws and washers per the manufacturer. Some installs call for 3/8" x 3" lag screws with 3/8" and 5/8" washers. Stainless steel is recommended to ensure corrosion resistance; galvanized hardware is also recommended. Drill holes in the boards and use the mounting slots on the floats. Check for any taper in mounting locations and adjust as needed.