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Pier of d'Nort offers four ways that you can begin your pier.
Ramp |
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Our most economical way to start your pier is with a ramp section. The ramps differ from our standard sections in that their legs can be adjusted so that they remain vertical while the ramp itself slopes upward or downward. The shore-end of the ramp rests on any horizontal surface; a stairstep, grass, sand, cement blocks, etc. |
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Bluff Mount |
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Add a pair of legs to your ramp section and you can back your first section up to a bluff that would otherwise be too steep to support your ramp. Legs can be attached anywhere (on the shoreward half might be better). Note that you can also orient your footpads parallel to shore if need be. |
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| Shore Mount |
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| The shore mount attaches to any horizontal surface and pretties up your beginning with a three-board mini-ramp. Shore mounts can be bolted down, staked, lag screwed, or they can simply be placed on the ground without being fastened. Fastening is optional, your pier won't go anywhere. |
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Fascia Mount |
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The fascia mount attaches to any vertical surface such as a railroad tie, boardwalk, step face, or another pier. It comes with its own single board . . . which looks a lot nicer than without. |
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