CONCRETE DOCKS BUILT FOR STRENGTH, LONGEVITY, STABILITY AND HIGH LOAD CAPACITY HIGH PERFORMANCE There are two leading types of concrete floating dock systems: waler connected and bolted. The name refers to the method used to connect individual modules together. WALER CONNECTED CONCRETE DOCKS SUPERIOR LONGEVITY Both waler and bolted systems have high strength, durability, stability and load capacity ratings. The general life span of a properly designed and maintained concrete dock is 50+ years. BOLTED CONCRETE DOCKS Get started today with free, no obligation pricing information. REQUEST PRICING © 2018 - 2021. Bellingham Marine Industries. All Rights Reserved. PRIVACY POLICY XML Sitemap Explore Our Free Marina Planning and Design Tools. Visit MarinaPlanner.com

DOLOSSE COASTAL AND RIVERSIDE SHORELINE PROTECTION The natural bark finish on the Naturalcrete dolo emulates the natural rough texture of tree bark. DESCRIPTION Used along shorelines and riverbanks, dolosse work by dissipating wave and current energy rather than blocking it. On riverbanks they provide stream bank roughness, prevent erosion and provide essential fish habitat. Our patented Naturalcrete dolo is engineered to offer a new solution for river and estuary restoration projects. The concrete is similar in composition to naturally occurring rock and the textured surface fosters the colonization of bio-films and invertebrates. BENEFITS Provides bank stabilization Provides erosion control Porous wall Serves as essential habitat for aquatic organisms FEATURES Environmentally beneficial design 8-ton units Special shape allows individual units to interlock OPTIONS Standard concrete or Naturalcrete finish REQUEST QUOTE 8-ton concrete dolosse © 2018 - 2021. Bellingham Marine Industries. All Rights Reserved. PRIVACY POLICY XML Sitemap We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. By clicking on or navigating the site, you agree to allow us to collect information through cookies. Please read our Privacy Policy for more information. X