Public company information places SeaStorm in Estonia. The brand also appears through distributors and dealers in other countries and regions.
What types of boats does SeaStorm build?
SeaStorm builds HDPE rotomoulded powerboats in the 12- to 17-foot class. The range is aimed at leisure, fishing, utility, and commercial use.
What is SeaStorm known for?
SeaStorm is known for durable, low-maintenance HDPE hulls. The brand promotes impact resistance, unsinkable construction, and suitability for harsh marine environments.
SeaStorm is a builder of rotomoulded HDPE powerboats marketed for leisure and professional use. The brand’s boats are presented as durable, low-maintenance craft suited to freshwater and coastal saltwater boating. Public brand information places SeaStorm operations in Estonia and also shows distribution in multiple export markets.
History and shipyard
SeaStorm is presented as a recent boat brand built around rotational molding of high-density polyethylene, or HDPE. Company profiles place its headquarters in Estonia, with the brand also represented through regional partners in other markets. The brand’s public materials connect SeaStorm with the engineering work of the SeaStorm team and the Mannerfelt Design Team. The company positions its boats as unsinkable, impact-resistant, and practical for repeated use in demanding conditions.
Model range and design
SeaStorm’s lineup is centered on compact HDPE powerboats, with public sources showing three to four models depending on market and date. Documented model names include the 12, 14, and 17, and catalog listings also show Advantage versions. The boats are described as suitable for inshore freshwater and coastal saltwater boating, and they are promoted for fishing, utility work, rental fleets, and general recreation. SeaStorm emphasizes low maintenance, durability, and recyclable HDPE construction.
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