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SEASIDE BÅTSERVICE v/ Andersen

Drøbak, Norway

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Seaside Boat was founded by Erik Andersen in 2004. The company specializes in building boats with a focus on sustainability and service-friendliness, ensuring that maintenance and repairs are not a hassle. All their boats are built and assembled in Drøbak, Norway. They offer three models: Seaside 20 (600 cm), Seaside 23 (720 cm), and Seaside 26 (808 cm). The company produces its boats using vacuum infusion and divinycell as core materials, ensuring durability without the use of organic materials that might degrade over time. All their boats are manufactured in Norway, specifically in Drøbak, a town just outside Oslo.

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