Framed and decked in place on open water, with the deck run wide enough to be a room rather than a walkway.
Some builds cannot be trailered in finished. This one was framed and decked where it sits, working off the shoreline with the lake open in front of it, which is slower but the only way to get a dock onto a spot the truck cannot reach.
The deck is run deliberately wide. A metre-wide walkway gets you to the end of the dock and nothing else; at this width you can put chairs out, leave the boat gear down and still walk past, and it stops being a corridor.
Cedar over an aluminum frame, laid with a consistent gap so the boards drain and dry rather than holding water where they meet.
Marine-grade aluminum frame, pressure treated sienna decking, and hardware that won’t bleed rust down the boards.
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