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The installation of floating docks involves various fixing methods, including anchoring fixing method, mooring fixing method, underwater fixing method, and auxiliary fixing method. The specific choice depends on the application scenario and usage requirements.

The anchoring method is to fix the floating cube  in a specific position by installing anchoring devices (such as anchor chains or anchor piles) at the bottom of the cube. It is suitable for long-term or short-term fixed-point use of cubes, such as floating docks, floating bridges, etc.

The mooring fixation method uses mooring cables to connect the cubes to a fixed point on the bottom of the water, and is suitable for buoys that need to move within a certain range, such as floating docks, floating platforms, etc.

The underwater fixation method is to install fixed devices (such as concrete blocks, pile foundations, etc.) at the bottom of the water to connect the buoy with the fixed device. It is suitable for situations where anchoring is not suitable in deep water or underwater conditions, such as deep-sea aquaculture cages.

The auxiliary fixation method is the use of other auxiliary facilities to fix the buoy, such as tension nets, interception nets, etc., suitable for specific occasions or purposes of the buoy, such as river management, reservoir cleaning, etc.

In addition, the installation of floating docks also involves designing the dock based on the safe distance between the captain and the vessel docking at the dock, ensuring safety and ease of use. In specific applications, the floating dock can float up and down with the water level, and the top is equipped with a fiberglass sunshade that can be spliced into multiple sections and shapes as needed, providing a safe, stable, and comfortable way of water parking and transportation.