• Motor : Boats that can be equipped with a motor are suitable for fishing, cruising and long-distance water travel.
• Rowing : Boats propelled by oars are ideal for leisurely walks and fishing on small bodies of water.
• Keeled : Boats with a rigid keel, which provides stability and maneuverability, are suitable for long voyages.
• RIB : Rigid hull boats with inflatable sides, combining strength and lightness, suitable for rescue operations and outdoor activities.
• Canoe : Narrow, light paddling boats used for touring and river rafting.
• Catamaran : Boats with two parallel hulls providing high stability, suitable for recreation and sports.

The maximum number of people that can be safely accommodated.

Allows you to make a choice suitable for individual trips, family holidays or large groups.

Bottom flooring is a flooring that is laid directly on the bottom of the floor
Payol-rug (slan) : Folding short rug. Covers the bottom of the boat. Vikorist in light and compact boats.
Book : Folding tray made of plywood, easy to save and transport, ensures a rigid bottom.
Airdeck : Inflatable bottom of a high vice, lighter and more compact, suitable for active and manual transport.
Without payol : The presence of a hard bottom, suitable for light boats that swim on calm waters.
Plywood bottom with stringers : A stiff plywood bottom with reinforced stringers ensures durability and durability.
Aluminum bottom with stringers : Aluminum bottom with reinforcements, ideal for important maintenance purposes.
Skloplastik : Rigid bottom with skloplastik, resistant to corrosion, suitable for dry vikoristan.
Aluminum deck : The lightweight aluminum construction ensures high reliability and durability.
Hydrolysis + Airdeck : Combination of inflatable bottom and hydrolysis, improves traction and maneuverability, suitable for sailing boats.

Movable : Seating that can be moved along the boat provides flexibility in placement and convenience for users.
Fixed + Mobile : A combination of fixed and mobile seating, suitable for boats where versatility in layout is required.
Stationary : Fixed seats, firmly attached to the boat structure, provide stability and strength.

Stationary : A rigidly fixed transom designed to accommodate a motor and suitable for regular use.
Stationary reinforced : Reinforced transom with increased strength, suitable for powerful motors and intensive use.
Outboard : Removable transom, convenient for compact boats, allows you to install a motor if necessary.
Transomless : A boat without a transom, designed for rowing or use without a motor.
Transom Mounts : Boats with the option of installing a transom or a fixed transom provide flexibility in use.