Can ScaffFloat be lifted?

Yes, all our ScaffFloat pontoons can be lifted with a crane or hiab. The ScaffFloat system is relatively light for its size which makes launching much easier than some heavier systems. Launching in hard-to-access locations, in muddy creeks or quarry is a specialty of ours and we have never had a job where we can’t get one afloat.

If needed we can also significantly reduce the lift weight by completing the build afloat, or by building them in sections and connecting them on the water.

To lift we simply choke or thread soft strops through the beams at strong points which we will specify in a pontoon lift plan.

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