Pontoon Porch In The News
10/02/08
Wisconsin State Journal
Party barge Plies Lake Monona
The screened porch floating on Lake Monona is not a delusion or a remnant of a house that collapsed into Lake Delton and mysteriously found its way to another body of water.
The tentative name for this peculiar vessel is Badger Barge, and it's the result of a mistake made last summer by Joe Shulla, of Madison. Shulla, who constructs decks and piers for a living, had been hired by a Texas couple to build a screened porch attached to a pier on Twin Lake in Barron County.
Everybody loved the finished product ...
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Our Pontoon Porch Design Features
Screened in Porch
Just the same as your porch at home, our screened in, knotty pine finished, porches provide a bug free environment for your families enjoyment.
Open Deck
All pontoon porches come with a deck to enhance your outdoor experience. The sizes of these decks vary, depending on the size of the pontoon.