WHY WE DON'T BUILD BOATS UNDER 20 FEET

Boats built under 20" are required to have Level Flotation.

Building a boat with " Level Floation" requires Foaming the boat, that means

NO SELF-BAILING DECKS

U.S. Coast Guard Boating Safety Regulation

Monohull boats under 20 feet in length and rated for more than two horsepower must comply with the more sophisticated flotation system called Level Flotation. The Level Flotation system requires that the swamped boat, loaded with certain weights representing weight capacity, part of persons capacity and some equipment, must float in an approximately level position and not heel past a certain angle, even when part of the passengers’ weight is on one side of the passenger carrying area.