FramesThe bare hull
Aluminium shows every weld and every degree out of true. That is exactly why the yard builds in it.
The yard · Split, Croatia · 43°30’N 16°26’E
Eight months,
one shed, no rush.
Every stage happens on the Split waterfront under one roof — and you are welcome to walk the floor at any of them.
01 · Week 0
Specification
A blank sheet with the yard. Hull, layout, propulsion, deck, trim and electronics, agreed line by line before a plate is cut.
02 · Week 4
Plate & weld
Marine-grade aluminium cut and welded by hand. The most-photographed stage, and the one most owners fly out to see.
03 · Week 16
Fairing & fitout
Hull faired, Cummins diesel rigged, joinery hung, teak laid and upholstery stitched by the same in-house team.
WeldingBy hand, throughout
No robots. Sixty craftsmen, most of whom have been on the floor more than a decade.
Sea trialOut through the islands
Trialled from Split harbour with you aboard, then shipped to Fort Lauderdale.
§ Footage
From bare plate
to the dockside.
Straight from the yard floor: a hull in the shed, a C38 in fit-out, and a finished boat lifted at the port.
§ Film
Watch the yard
at work.
Eight months on the floor in Split, cut down to a few minutes.
The film is hosted on YouTube and only loads once you press play, so nothing is requested from them until you ask for it.
§ Visit
Come and see it.
Owners are welcome at any stage of the build, and most come twice: once to watch the plate go down, and once to take her out through the islands. We will arrange the trip.
Arrange a visit →