Boatbuilders
Develop your own finished catamaran layouts around a separately sourced foundation.
Modular twin-hull catamaran foundations for boatbuilders, marine contractors and businesses developing their own finished products.
Marinero Sea's OEM supply concept is built around one practical idea: separate the marine platform from the finished vessel.
We focus on supplying the twin-hull foundation and connecting deck, while professional customers develop their own cabins, interiors, systems and final product identity.
Our platform supply model is intended for marine businesses seeking a starting point for their own projects or repeatable product designs.
Develop your own finished catamaran layouts around a separately sourced foundation.
Integrate a modular hull and deck concept into professionally managed marine projects.
Explore foundations for individually engineered floating accommodation concepts.
Investigate modular foundations for floating guest facilities and waterfront concepts.
Create distinct vessel products with your own design language, fit-out and market positioning.
Discuss potential supply relationships for locally assembled or completed marine products.
A straightforward foundation concept built around two separate hulls, structural connections and a deck platform.
The platform family and assembly system are under development. Final structural specifications, materials and supply contents must be defined before production orders are accepted.
We propose a clear division between the platform supply scope and the professional builder's final vessel development.
Exact design responsibility, certification, warranty, documentation, intellectual property and liability must be established in each commercial supply agreement.
One modular foundation philosophy can inspire a variety of completed products developed and marketed by independent builders.
Simple open-air platforms with compatible shade structures and recreational arrangements.
Marine layouts with protected control spaces and customizable operational equipment.
Compact work or living environments developed around suitable floating marine structures.
Custom guest or private accommodation concepts engineered for their actual operating conditions.
Conceptual upper-deck and multi-level structures requiring dedicated stability and structural assessment.
Develop a distinctive vessel concept according to the requirements of your own customer base.
All upper structures are visual concepts, not tested production configurations or standard kit inclusions.
Our objective is to support professional customers who want to develop, market and sell their own finished marine products.
You determine the design language, interior experience and intended customer market. We aim to supply the platform foundation as a separate component of your finished product.
Our intended range covers three platform lengths below 37 feet, providing different starting points for professional marine projects.
A smaller format for straightforward recreational and floating-space concepts.
INQUIRE ABOUT 28 FT ↗An intermediate length for more developed deck layouts and cabin concepts.
INQUIRE ABOUT 32 FT ↗A longer foundation for larger marine projects and professionally developed configurations.
INQUIRE ABOUT 36 FT ↗These are proposed nominal lengths. Final beam, displacement, hull geometry, load limits, usable interior space and commercial availability remain to be determined.
The proposed OEM process starts with understanding the intended product before defining production specifications and supply terms.
Share your company background, intended use, location and estimated quantities.
Discuss dimensions, structural requirements and the proposed vessel configuration.
Define engineering responsibilities, documentation, pricing, logistics and supply terms.
Establish an approved build specification and delivery arrangement before orders proceed.
Separating the main structural elements may create practical transport and local assembly opportunities for builders operating outside the manufacturing location.
We are exploring container-oriented transport as part of the platform development concept, with final feasibility dependent on approved component dimensions and logistics requirements.
Container fit, shipping methods, loading dimensions, weight, packaging and freight cost are not yet guaranteed for any proposed platform size.
Different builders have different requirements. Our goal is to explore supply arrangements around actual project specifications and commercial demand.
Platform supply discussions for a specific custom project or prototype.
Potential recurring orders for builders developing a consistent finished product range.
Discussion of possible engineering and manufacturing variations for suitable project volumes.
That is a central objective of the OEM supply concept. Specific branding, resale rights, technical responsibilities and commercial conditions would be established through a formal agreement.
Yes, customization is a core intended use. Every finished layout must comply with the engineering limits and operating requirements of the approved platform.
No. The proposed base platform excludes engines, steering and propulsion equipment. Compatibility and installation are the responsibility of the final vessel design and agreed project scope.
Private-label and OEM opportunities are being explored. Specific labeling, branding, documentation and production arrangements are subject to individual agreements.
We welcome inquiries for potential repeat and volume supply. Production capacity, minimum quantities, pricing and lead times would be confirmed through a commercial quotation.
Multi-level layouts are conceptual possibilities, not confirmed product capabilities. A proposed design requires verified stability, structural capacity, center-of-gravity analysis, safety considerations and applicable approvals.
Pricing has not yet been published. Quotes will depend on the finalized platform specification, manufacturing requirements, quantity, destination and supply scope.
Certification and compliance responsibilities must be clearly allocated in the project agreement according to applicable laws and the roles of the platform supplier, final builder and vessel operator.
Tell us about your business, the platform sizes you're interested in and the type of finished marine product you want to develop.