Do you want the “transformer” platform on the boat? Now you can also retrofit

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An example of a stern step lift from H+B Technics

More and more modern powerboats at the stern sport a platform that makes it resemble a transformer. The classic tender lift now also transforms into an XL ladder for bathing or a walkway to access the dock. In short, the range of options is getting bigger and bigger. At METS 2023 we came across a company,
H+B Technics
which works with some of the most important brands in the yachting world, but also offers an extra option: retrofit installation .

The platform that changes your boat

A refit is used to modernize a boat and especially to make it “current.” And what could be more topical than platforms reminiscent of Harry Potter’s famous stairs in the school of
Hogwarts
, that is, those who like to change. This German company has been in the tender-lift business for more than 25 years, but not everyone knows that these solutions do not have to be born with the boat. From 30 to 150 feet, there is then an opportunity for each vessel to evaluate a custom-made tender-lift solution that is installed by a partner company around the world.

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