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PERSONALIZATION
Customization of the vessel’s appearance according to clients’ desires has become a standard in top-quality semi-rigid boat manufacturing. Thanks to French artisan production, each semi-rigid boat can be tailored to the specific needs and aesthetic preferences of the owner. This level of customization allows clients to choose colors and additional equipment on the vessel, creating a unique boat that reflects their style and way of life.
Clients can customize the color of stitched cushions, gelcoat, and tube color. The combination of six different colors of Italian-made stitched cushions on the front sundeck allows for further customization. Notably, the tubes, in addition to five standard colors, can be ordered in several shades of carbon-reinforced Hypalon, giving the vessel an elegant, exclusive, and powerful look.
The boat’s deck can be equipped with high-quality synthetic teak, which comes in a wide range of shades and colors and is custom-made. For carefree sailing, the boat can be equipped with a T-top in elegant black aluminum, with a wide selection of UV-stable canvas colors. A highly durable and foldable stainless steel roll bar is also available for maximum enjoyment at the boat’s stern. We also custom-make protective mesh canopies that provide additional sun protection from all directions.
Models measuring 9 and 10 meters in length can be equipped with a kitchenette with a gas stove, sink, and refrigerator. The Altore Cabine is the only model with a cabin that comfortably accommodates two passengers, allowing them to rest from swimming and enjoying the sea, with the added comfort of using a toilet with a black tank inside the cabin.
French artisan production, combined with the use of top-quality materials such as Hypalon, enables the creation of vessels that are not only aesthetically appealing but also functional and long-lasting. Personalized semi-rigid boats from Fanale Marine perfectly blend style, performance, and reliability, providing a unique water experience to every owner.
