The Digest | New Jersey Magazine
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that can accommodate 16 people. Its boldest feature is the large engraving details on the swim platform. The platform can be customized to have any name a customer may want. The swim platforms used to be constructed of engraved wood but in order to provide a safer, non-slip surface, it is now an EVA foam that is placed on top of the wood. The foam can come in any color and when lifted, reveals an engraving of the StanCraft name that is added during the manufacturing process. This offers proof of authenticity for customers who may want to part with their StanCrafts. Finally, a great feature for drivers is that the driver's seat can be actuated, meaning it can be raised to provide better views of the water or can be moved away completely to allow for standing room. Since the 30s, StanCraft has evolved from building small, handmade wooden rowboats to building unique cruisers that retain an aura of one-of-a-kind exclusivity no other brand can offer. StanCraft has since moved its operation to Post Falls, Idaho, which is where clients can find the new company headquarters and manufacturing facility that spans just under 17,000 square feet. Here the team can help anyone design a boat that even James Bond himself would envy. 201-408-4441 | www.njeyeandear.com 23 W Palisade Ave, Englewood, NJ 07631