• A wide and sturdy walkway (133 x 270 cm).

• Material: domestic brown pressure-treated wood. Preservative: Tanalith E.

• Install one or more access bridges in a row.

• Includes hot-dip galvanized extension connector irons pre-installed, as well as hinge bolts.

• The product is completely ready. Connect it to another access bridge and/or an end section.

• Suitable for Inora 145 and Inora 200 pontoons, of which you need 2 per access bridge.

• Get a ground fastening set and fastening rings if needed.

• Lots of space for lounging (180 x 270 cm).

• Material: domestic brown pressure-treated wood. Preservative: Tanalith E.

• Includes hot-dip galvanized corner connector irons pre-installed, as well as hinge bolts.

• The product is completely ready. Connect to the access bridge.

• Suitable for Inora 145 and Inora 200 pontoons, of which you need 4 per end section.

• Get fastening rings if needed.

• Stable and very wide (180 x 270 cm).

• Material: domestic brown pressure-treated wood. Preservative: Tanalith E.

• The product is completely ready. Install as many Inora Wide Dock sections in a row as you need.

• Includes extension connector irons pre-installed, as well as hinge bolts.

• Suitable for Inora 145 and Inora 200 pontoons, of which you need 4 per wide dock.

• Get a ground fastening set and fastening rings if needed.

• Long and sloping down to the dock (90 x 200 cm).

• Includes glide blocks, a glide plate, and screws for the glide plate.

• Materials: domestic brown pressure-treated wood (preservative Tanalith E), recycled plastic glide blocks, and a stainless steel glide plate.

• The product is completely ready. It is installed freely on top of the access bridge.

• It can be fastened to the shore with, for example, a ground fastening set or fastening rings.

Water Act, Section 5

Placing a structure on another's water area

A shoreline owner or holder has the right, for their private use, to place a mooring pile or buoy in the water in front of their shoreline, or to build a dock, boathouse, or other comparable structure extending from their shoreline onto another's water area, even if they are not the owner or shareholder of the water area. This right is contingent on the construction or use of the structure not requiring a permit under Chapter 3, Section 2 or 3, and that it can be done without causing harm or significant detriment to the water area owner.

Additionally, there may be regulations regarding the construction of a dock, its length, or its surface area in the municipal building code or in a valid plan for the area (for example, a town plan, shoreline town plan, or shoreline master plan).

Brochure for Inora Dock T-145

Brochure for Inora Dock T-200

Brochure for Inora Wide Dock 200

Brochure for Inora Dock and Pontoons

Watch the Inora Dock installation video

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