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Frequently asked questions
- Where is IRON Boats based?
- IRON Boats is based in Billdal, near Gothenburg, Sweden. That location is repeatedly used in brand and distributor material.
- What types of boats does IRON build?
- IRON builds performance-oriented motorboats and yacht tenders. Its range includes compact open boats and cabin-equipped models.
- What is IRON Boats known for?
- The brand is known for its distinctive rigid collar design and performance-focused hulls. Media coverage has also emphasized its partnership with the Mannerfelt Design Team and its export-oriented dealer network.
IRON Boats is a Swedish boat manufacturer that builds performance-oriented motorboats and yacht tenders. The company is based in Billdal, near Gothenburg on Sweden’s west coast. It was developed by Lars and Henrik Peterson, who work with the Mannerfelt Design Team on hull development and marine engineering.
Origins and base
IRON Boats comes from Sweden and is associated with the Peterson brothers, Lars and Henrik. The brand is based in Billdal, south of Gothenburg, and has been presented publicly as a Swedish performance boat manufacturer. Its boats are positioned for recreational use and tender duties, with an emphasis on distinctive styling and practical deck layouts. International dealer and distributor announcements show an active export focus across Europe, the United States, and other markets.
Range and design
IRON’s lineup centers on compact performance boats in several lengths, including models identified in the press and dealer material as the 827 and 907 series. The brand is known for its rigid collar concept, marketed as the Iron Fender system, which combines features associated with RIBs and hard-hull powerboats. Coverage in boating media has highlighted the brand’s handling and hull performance, while the design partnership with the Mannerfelt Design Team is a recurring part of its identity.











