Decks stepped down to the waterline so getting in and out of the water — or a kayak — stops being a scramble.
The step-down is the whole idea here. Instead of one deck sitting high above the water, the levels come down to meet it, so you can launch a kayak or a canoe without dropping it off a ledge, sit with your legs in, or get in and out for a swim without hauling yourself up a metre of aluminum.
It makes an enormous difference for kids and for anyone who would rather not use a ladder. The lowest step sits close enough to the surface that stepping into a boat is a step, not a climb.
Above it, the upper decks stay dry and high for the boat and for sitting — one custom layout doing three jobs, rather than a kit that does one.
A stepped platform and ramp system built for a big drop from land to water — and for a lake that changes level through the season.
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