Guardian
Guardian 15225 Single Stanchion 39 In Steel
A portable steel stanchion, 39 inches high with a zinc-plated finish, for marine dock installations
- Zinc-plated steel resists corrosion on marine docks
- 39-inch height suits standard dock railing requirements
- Portable mounting allows flexible placement on deck
- Single stanchion design simplifies installation for one person
- Guardian model 15225 built for dock equipment use
Guardian Single Stanchion 15225
This Guardian stanchion is a portable dock accessory built for marine environments. The 39 inch steel post provides a fixed tie-off point wherever temporary mooring is needed. Zinc plating protects the surface against saltwater corrosion. It suits boat owners and marina crews who need a removable, single-post solution.
Thermals noise and power draw
The stanchion has no moving parts, motors or electronics, so it produces no heat, no noise and draws no power. Performance is entirely passive and depends only on the structural capacity of the steel and its zinc coating. There are no thermal limits, fan curves or electrical ratings to consider.
Portable mounting constraint
Mounting type is portable, meaning the stanchion is not permanently welded or bolted to the dock structure. It can be positioned and relocated by hand without tools. Buyers who need a fixed, code-approved installation should look for a different mounting method.
Highlights
- Zinc-plated steel resists corrosion on marine docks
- 39-inch height suits standard dock railing requirements
- Portable mounting allows flexible placement on deck
- Single stanchion design simplifies installation for one person
- Guardian model 15225 built for dock equipment use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the Guardian 15225 single stanchion, and what step is commonly missed?
Place the portable stanchion on a flat, stable dock surface at the desired location; the step often missed is confirming the base sits fully level before applying any load.
What maintenance will the zinc-plated steel stanchion need over time?
Inspect the zinc plating periodically for scratches or white rust, especially after saltwater exposure, and touch up damaged spots with cold-galvanising compound to prevent corrosion.
What limit appears first when the 39 in stanchion is under sustained side load?
The portable base will shift or tip before the steel tube yields, so the practical limit is base stability on the dock decking rather than the stanchion strength itself.
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