Aluminum Structures

Aluminum Gangways

Our custom aluminum gangways are engineered to provide safe, durable access between land and floating docks or platforms. Designed for strength, corrosion resistance, and ease of use, they’re ideal for both residential and commercial waterfront applications. From marinas and municipalities to private docks and ADA-access projects, our gangways are built to perform — and built to last.

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Key Advantages

Strong, lightweight access

Bridges the gap between land and floating docks with ease

Marine-grade aluminum build

Resists rust, corrosion, and long-term weather damage

Safe and stable footing

Optional grip surfaces and handrails ensure secure passage

Custom fabricated to fit

Sized and configured for site-specific length, width, and rise

Built for code compliance

ADA-compliant designs available for commercial or public use

Made in the USA

Precision-welded for strength, safety, and durability

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Features & Specifications

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Fabricated from 6000 series marine-grade aluminum

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Available in various widths, lengths, and slope configurations

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Compatible with floating docks, seawalls, and fixed piers

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Optional handrails, kick plates, and grip decking available

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MIG/TIG welded frame with reinforced supports

Design Options

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Streamlined aluminum finish for clean, professional appearance

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Custom angles and hinge options to match site movement

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Powder coating and decking material upgrades available

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Perfect For:

Municipalities & Government Projects

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Commercial Waterfront Facilities

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Contractors & Marine Builders

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Homeowners & Waterfront Residents

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Safe, Durable Access — Designed Just for You

Every site is different — and we build every gangway to match. Whether it’s a simple transition or a long-span walkway, our aluminum gangways offer clean design, safe use, and dependable strength for years to come.

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