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Nah! My superyacht is on the way. For now I tie 20 pieces I've accumulated of these to my sea doo. Its now classified as a 175 footer. Insurance for the sea doo has gone up since then so thats a downfall. My sea doo has the largest swim platform ever.

this is actually a good idea tbh

Yes, of course our products are also suitable for beaches. Many people like to use our platforms and toy docks for launching and landing with jet skis, seascooters and e-foilboards. We have some good ramps and docks for this in our range, which are also popular with professional sports station operators. And with our platforms, you can also create your own little island on the lake, pond or beach.

I believe it's designed for overnight stays or weekly charters,but i think it would be better to make a mess on one of these than the actual teak on the yacht.Plus it's safer for embarkation/disembarkation of guests with no damage on the yacht if the waters are nice of course.

@@ΈναςΤύπος no...

Don’t let it bother you they’re not as happy as they look that’s why they keep buying all that stuff.

Its all inflatable, the parts come from the garage, where all the toys are stored on a yacht like such.

@@Gardureth I see a few potential hickups here. The weight of the components, getting them in and out the garage, inflating, deflating and folding up again. But ok, this is not for me anyway.

For this setup on the video you have to calculate about 1 hour with 3 to 4 people for the installation. Of course, it depends on the size of the entire set-up. When planning which platforms and elements to use, we take into account how many people can help as standard and what storage space is available in the boat. We can also make custom-made products so that everything is perfectly coordinated. Of course, it also has to suit the crew and they have to learn how to use it. Our yacht platforms will only be used if the crew know how to use them.

​@@yachtbeach kudos for not just removing a critical comment, but taking the time to give a clear and fair answer, even if this is not for me. If it was I would definitely get in contact with you. Hope you sell a lot.

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For this setup on the video you have to calculate about 40 to 60 minutes for the dismantling. Of course, it depends on the size of the entire set-up and how many people are helping to dismantle it. A single platform can be deflated in just 1-2 minutes. But this size of configuration needs a bit more time for handling. When planning which platforms and elements to use, we take into account how many people can help as standard and what storage space is available in the boat. We can also make custom-made products so that everything is perfectly coordinated. And, of course, the team learns to use it relatively quickly and gets faster over time. It also has to suit the crew, and our yacht platforms will only be used if the crew know how to use them.

Obviously in need of another huge tax cut.

That's a lot of work putting all that crap together.

If you have to ask you can't afford it.

@@-vermin- I will guarantee you can’t afford rent yet alone a row boat

@@chinoman7234 Wrong. I own my house. Not the bank. Me. 5 bedrooms with lovely unimpeded ocean views.

@@-vermin- so you never wonder what things cost.

@@-vermin- send pics to prove it

Ha! The Beach costs as much as the "dinghy" that delivered the people there... very cool concept and if you're in that orbit would be an awesome accessory.

Like it or not that’s their job.

Wow, its like it's a job or something.

is not like they're paid to do this or anything, right? i'm sure they work on a yacht solely because they love the ocean. and inflatable pools

When planning which platforms and elements to use, we take into account how many people can help as standard and what storage space is available in the boat. We can also make custom-made products so that everything is perfectly coordinated. And, of course, the crew learns to use it relatively quickly and gets faster over time. You're right, it also has to suit the crew and they have to learn how to use it. Our yacht platforms will only be used if the crew know how to use them. And yes, of course, that is normally the crew's job.

Maybe it’s part of their job description

Pay more tax we gotta save the climate so billionaires can buy more yacht toys

Well you're the shark expert, aren't you?

A shark is not going to get in there easily.

Well you are not wrong. It’s pretty much a glorified shark cage with amenities.

Except for the glorified bit​@@thesean3194

Likely more so for Jellyfish which are a prevalent nuisance in warmer waters.

You're right, of course, it's not perfect protection against larger sea creatures such as sharks. However, the mesh does provide useful protection from annoying jellyfish and this is a necessary feature for many water areas.

It keeps the kids from floating away.

Don’t forget Piranha, sea dragons, crocodiles and of course the Kraken.

No it’s electrified so it’s safe.

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