Exciting times, new developments and expansion at Seaward
by Seaward 15 Aug 2018 21:10 PDT
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Seaward in Cowes is now ready and prepared for an exciting new phase in the development of the company and its products and services.
Each of the models in the existing range has been analysed and construction techniques, facilities and functionality, as well as maintenance access and user friendliness are improved throughout. This is an ongoing programme for the future of all Seaward products.
The products have been reviewed by the press numerous times to great acclaim. New features appear across the range as well, enhancing even further the comfort and operation of these excellent, ruggedly British built boats.
All Seaward's products feature carefully engineered Yanmar installations with common rail diesels throughout, installed with Seaward's careful attention to noise and vibration that reviewers found astonishing.
Having already built the 39 and 42, Seaward recently launched its latest new model to the public, the Seaward 27 and this is being followed by the 31; these new models sit alongside the existing much loved Seaward classic range.
The recently launched models feature Seaward's integrated stern platforms and stern cockpit access routes alongside new options from electric sun roofs, through various stabiliser and control mechanisms to Hybrid power, whilst the classic range retain the more traditional Seaward style.
It's exciting to note that two of the new 27's are already in build at the factory in Cowes where Seaward produce the ultimate sea-boat for discerning yachtsmen.
Aficionados of Seawards already appreciate the attributes of a thoroughly well-built seagoing boat that allows users to take on new adventures and explore new places in a safe and comfortable way.
These benefits are also now being appreciated by a growing and wider group of users from differing boating backgrounds.
For people new to boating, or converting from sail to power Seaward offers training and guidance in the purchase and use of its products.
New features and products alongside the classic models allow a wide range of users to choose the content they prefer from carefully developed specification packages, or if they prefer to have a completely bespoke boat.
At the Southampton Boat show in September information on all these activities will be available to view and discuss alongside the launch of Seaward's next 5 year plan and two recently built boats, a 25 and a 29, will be on show.
For further information visit www.seawardboat.com