Modular, self-standing dock levelers bolt down outside the building so you never have to dig a pit again.
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Dockzilla has lifted the leveler out of the building floor and engineered a complete loading system that can stand on its own, outside your facility. You get a leveler in a day and completely eliminate the need to pour concrete. All with zero disruption to internal operations. The modular steel frame with a built-in hydraulic leveler is bolted to the ground with high-strength concrete anchors.
Exterior dock levelers bolt onto the facility in less than a day without carving up internal floor space, disrupting internal operations, or shutdowns involved with pit leveler installation.
Exterior dock levelers are modular structures that can be easily detached & relocated when a lease ends or as business needs evolve.   Â
Enables the dock door to close directly the building floor instead of a steel dock plate. The result is annual energy savings of approx. $2,500/yr. per dock position. Watch a video here.
Enclose the modular dock leveler to create a Dock House structure that provides thermal benefits – similar to a “vestibule” on the front of a building.
Dockzilla can engineer special dock leveler configurations & sizes such as scissors lifts or VHL levelers. Sizing can range from a 2′ projection off the wall to nearly 30′. Â
Our engineers can tackle dock leveler design for architects and customers that need skewed and other complex loading dock solutions due to property size or environmental challenges.Â
Dockzilla’s exterior dock levelers are architecturally designed per OSHA/IBC codes for safety, and they’re vehicle restraint compatible.
Dock levelers are incorporated into a high-quality adjustable steel frame that conforms to concrete or asphalt and come with a 5-year structural warranty.
Exterior dock levelers installed in a half-day vs. pit levelers that require weeks for permitting, substantial demolition, and concrete work.Â
Modular dock levelers are bolted to the building, without structural changes or big reclamation expense when you relocate these levelers.
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– Project Manager, Engineering Firm
