Imagine a pontoon boat with heat, air conditioning, and an enclosed, private cabin with Vacu Flush toilet? These are just a few innovations found aboard the new “Fibertoon,” by Biltmore Marine Industries.
“The Biltmore Fibertoon’s composite construction will be immediately realized in the dramatic styling and available features and options that will surpass those of traditional aluminum pontoon boats,” says Anthony Kalil, President and designer of Biltmore.
The Biltmore was developed to fulfill a need in the market for a new genre of luxury pontoon boats, with innovative features and unmatched performance features such as reversed chines and lifting pads. The result is a hull with a running surface that offers the performance and speed of a traditional fiberglass sport boat, while offering the stability and space utilization of a pontoon boat.
The features aboard are impressive, and unmatched by any boat in the industry. The cavernous hull provides immense storage, and the large open deck is filled with luxurious features and clever details, designed to offer passengers a level of unmatched comfort. When boarding the boat from any of the 3 stainless steel ladders, you are greeted by a Teak Floor that is artfully integrated into the metallic Gel coat that adorns the interior and exterior of the boat. Here, numerous features, such as dual cockpit refrigerators, polished Corian countertops, a cockpit wind deflector door, and full wraparound windshield with stainless steel header remind you that you are on something more than a traditional pontoon boat.
Features below decks are just as impressive, as the entertainment center opens to reveal a private cabin complete with a hot and cold shower, Vacu Flush toilet with tank monitors, stainless steel sink, LED mood lighting, twin size mattress, and baby changing station.
The Biltmore Fibertoon measures 23’-6” long and 8’-6” wide, and allows for outboard power up to 350 hp.