🚤 Optimized Storage Blocks for Pontoon Boats - Attwood 11401-4 (Set of 4) Review

The blocks work well and support my 25ft pontoon as they should. They are light but very durable. My boats have been on it (in gravel) for 2 months with no problems.

These storage blocks are great and rock solid. I've argued about just lowering my pontoon onto some 2x4s as otherwise it would be standing on concrete in my pole shed, but I decided to buy these and they do the job really well.

Purchased to store a 21ft pontoon in the garage. They appear muscular and carry the weight easily. Make sure you position them exactly where you want them because once you've placed the boat, it can't be adjusted or moved.

They are perfect for our 22 foot pontoon boat for storage during the cold Wisconsin winters. Easy to place and has no stability or strength issues. Great purchase and nice to be able to stack and store for the summer instead of the spare tires we had previously. :)

Every few years the local lake is lowered to allow residents to easily repair their docks and dams. About 2 months ago I purchased and commissioned an Attwood 11401-4 (4000 lb) pontoon storage unit. They work fine. The pontoon is a 22 foot Bentley with a 115 Mercury outboard. The ground is level and fairly firm.

Awesome - I used cement blocks last year. Which were difficult to move and unsafely installed a pontoon on it. A pontoon was installed outside in the yard this year - using 14x14 pavers under the Atwood blocks for a solid foundation on softer ground. Sold in sets of four. Bought a second for a total of 8 under our pontoon. For no other reason than that the second put available peace of mind on softer ground. garage floor or concrete. I would choose a set of 4.

The units are great, they were delivered and packaged perfectly but that's my fault. Didn't realize the floats were flat on my pontoon until it was completely out of the water except for the front. I have an old pontoon, maybe new ones, or some models have a groove for the entire float. So we used a board about 2 inches thick to cover the top of the block and so far it has worked. Don't take my board advice, we did it at our own risk. As always, follow the manufacturer's installation…