Give the water day somewhere to happen. POP inflatable docks turn open water into usable space for swimming, lounging, boat days, dogs, paddle boards, chairs, gear and the people who always end up staying out longer than planned.
Choose from compact dry platforms, larger 14-foot floating docks, integrated WetNet designs and cooling mesh lounges. When the day is over, deflate the platform and store it instead of leaving a permanent structure in the water.
A family swim platform, yacht extension, cooling lounge and compact boat-side deck solve different problems. Pick the style first. Then compare the exact product, dimensions and current package below.
The classic dry floating deck for boat days, swimming, lake houses and extra hangout space without moving up to a 14-foot platform.
Bigger Dry Deck 14' Yacht DockA full 14 × 7-foot dry platform built for bigger boats, waterfront setups, water-sports staging and groups who want more usable deck space.
Dry Deck + WetNet 14' AquaDockA larger floating setup that combines deck space with an integrated WetNet area for people who want to lounge both above and in the water.
Cooling Mesh Lounge 8' POPUP AquaNetA lighter 8 × 7-foot mesh-centered floating lounge that keeps you close to the water instead of sitting entirely above it.
Compare the individual docks and bundle options below. Open any product for current pricing, availability, package contents and complete specifications.
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Start with what you want the platform to do. A compact dry deck, a larger yacht-side platform, an integrated WetNet and a cooling mesh lounge each create a different experience on the water.
The classic POP floating platform. At 8 feet by 7 feet, it creates 56 square feet of dry deck space without requiring the footprint of a full 14-foot dock.
The largest fully dry platform in this collection. Its 14 × 7-foot footprint creates 98 square feet of usable space for larger boats, groups, watersports staging and waterfront setups.
The AquaDock mixes usable deck space with an integrated WetNet area, giving your group places to stay above the water and a place to settle into it when it is time to cool off.
The AquaNet is less about staying completely dry and more about staying comfortably connected to the water. Its center mesh creates a floating hammock-style lounge with solid perimeter space.
POP's main inflatable dock platforms use an 8-inch profile. Thickness matters because a floating platform has to displace enough water to support people and gear while still maintaining usable space above the waterline.
Pair that depth with high-pressure drop-stitch construction and you get a platform designed to feel like usable deck space rather than a soft inflatable raft.
More people, chairs, dogs, coolers and gear still change the way any floating platform sits in the water, so always stay within the capacity and setup instructions for the specific model.
The difference starts inside. Thousands of internal drop-stitch fibers connect the upper and lower surfaces so the dock can hold pressure without expanding into the rounded shape of a normal inflatable.
Internal fibers help the dock hold a flat, structured shape once it is inflated to the pressure specified for the model.
The inflatable structure is wrapped in durable PVC construction intended for repeated setup, transport and use around the water.
Dry-deck models use textured traction surfaces to give feet and chairs a more usable surface than bare inflatable PVC.
Integrated attachment points give you options for tethering, anchoring and connecting compatible floating setups.
Construction details, number of D-rings, mounts and traction surfaces vary by model. Check the individual product page for the exact setup.
Think about whether you want to stay above the water, cool off in it, or have both options in one setup.
Choose the POPUP Dock or Yacht Dock when the priority is usable deck space for sitting, standing, staging gear, chairs, swimmers and boat-side activity.
The AquaDock is the middle ground. Part of the experience stays above the water while the WetNet gives you a place to settle into the water and cool off.
Choose the AquaNet when floating in the water is the point. The mesh-center design creates more of a water hammock than a conventional dry dock.
Tie a properly configured platform alongside or behind the boat to create more usable space once you are anchored or secured.
Give swimmers a place to climb out, rest, sit together and get ready for the next jump into the water.
Create temporary floating space without committing to another permanent dock structure along the shoreline.
A floating platform can give dogs more space to rest between swims. Consider traction, loading and safe access for your dog.
Use the platform as a staging area for SUPs, swimmers and other water gear instead of crowding the boat deck or shoreline.
Bring usable floating space to the destination, then deflate and store it when the day is done.
How you secure an inflatable dock depends on the water around you. A calm lake, boat stern, tidal cove and river should not all be treated like the same anchoring situation.
The collection also includes bundle options that pair selected floating platforms with POP inflatable chairs. Current availability can differ between the dock and the chair portion of a bundle, so check the live product page before ordering.
Start with the compact 8 × 7 dry platform and add inflatable seating for boat, lake and beach setups.
View Dock + Chair BundlePair the larger AquaDock and WetNet experience with seating for a floating setup designed around both lounging and getting wet.
View AquaDock BundleCombine POP's large dry 14-foot platform with inflatable chairs when the goal is more of a floating living-room setup.
View Yacht Dock BundleLearn how footprint, thickness, loading, deck traction and attachment points affect the dock you should choose.
Setup Guide How to Anchor an Inflatable Floating DockStart with water conditions, anchoring points and the difference between tethering to a boat and anchoring independently.
Family Water Guide Inflatable Swim Platforms for Lake DaysSee how a floating platform works as a swim base for kids, adults, dogs, paddle boards and long days at the lake.
Comparison Guide Inflatable Dock vs. Floating Dock vs. Boat SlipCompare a portable platform with permanent waterfront infrastructure and traditional boat-slip use.
Rinse with fresh water after saltwater or brackish-water use.
Let the platform dry before rolling it up for longer-term storage.
Check the valve, seams, attachment points and surface before the next launch.
Keep the deflated dock in a cool, dry location away from sharp objects and unnecessary UV exposure.
POP Board Co started in California in 2012 around one simple idea: water gear should be useful without losing all of its personality.
The brand is still family-run. The dock lineup carries that same approach into boat days, lake houses, swim platforms and floating setups that make it easier to use more of the water around you.
An inflatable dock is a high-pressure floating platform made with drop-stitch construction. It inflates into a firm surface that can be used for swimming, lounging, boat-side space, water-sports staging and other recreational waterfront uses, then deflated for transport and storage.
The POPUP Dock is an 8 × 7-foot dry platform. The Yacht Dock expands the dry platform to 14 × 7 feet. The 14-foot AquaDock combines deck space with an integrated WetNet area. The 8 × 7-foot AquaNet uses a mesh-centered design for a more submerged, cooling lounge experience.
POP's current POPUP Dock, Yacht Dock, AquaDock and AquaNet are listed as 8-inch-thick inflatable platforms. Always check the individual product specifications before ordering because designs and models can change.
Yes. Boat-side use is one of the main applications for POP floating platforms. Use suitable attachment points and lines, match the setup to wind, current and boat movement, and keep the inflatable platform, people and lines clear of engines and propellers.
POP's inflatable dock products are designed for recreational use in freshwater and saltwater environments. Rinse the platform with fresh water after saltwater use and allow it to dry before longer-term storage.
The right setup depends on water depth, wind, current, bottom type and whether the dock is tethered to a boat or anchored independently. Use the dock's appropriate attachment points and choose anchors, lines and scope for the actual conditions where you are using it.
It depends on the kind of family water day. The 8 × 7 POPUP Dock is a compact dry platform. The larger Yacht Dock gives groups more dry deck space. The AquaDock adds a WetNet for swimmers who want to cool off, while the AquaNet focuses even more on in-water lounging.
POP inflatable docks include a three-year limited warranty for eligible manufacturing defects. Coverage does not mean every type of damage is covered, so review the current warranty terms for exclusions and claim instructions.
Rinse it when needed, allow it to dry completely, deflate it, roll it carefully and store it in a cool, dry location away from sharp objects and prolonged direct sunlight.
Choose the platform that fits your boat, lake house, family, swim day or floating setup and make more of the water you already have.
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