Besenzoni at Boot Düsseldorf 2020

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Besenzoni has confirmed the attendance to the boot Düsseldorf – from 18 to 26 January – which has become the indoor reference exhibition for Northern European boating. In particular, as in the other editions, the Italian company will display its entire range of tailor-made products designed for all types of boats, including the Unica collection, developed to satisfy the growing market of superyachts, with its extensive range of high-quality and fully-customized solutions.

The protagonists will be Besenzoni’s gangways, highly requested by Boot’s customers. The range is transversal and goes from the basic and essential manual gangways to the high range of retractable hydraulic and rotating ones, including gangways designed for double use – both as gangway and crane for launching / recovering tenders and water-toys.

The hydraulic gangways, one of the company’s must-have products, have a range of different sizes to suit all types of boats and they are made of polished or powder-coated steel with a walkway build in classic teak or synthetic materials, with stylish accessories such as LED courtesy lights, non-slip inserts and position lights. These additional features are not just aesthetic but also functional.

Pilot seats will be another key product on display. Besenzoni is the market leader in this segment, featuring a highly flexible design and using state-of-the-art production techniques. With these seats, the Sarnico company is able to provide “tailor-made” solutions that can meet the requirements of the most demanding shipowners while reflecting the latest trends highlighted by our architects and designers.

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