There are as many ways to effectively build a pontoon boat as there are ways to build a home: it’s all about the quality and strength of the foundation. The most desirable pontoon boat foundation is thought to be a one-piece extruded cross member bolted directly to the top of U-shaped flotation logs, which sit higher in the water with less drag on the pontoon’s side, allowing for optimum performance and fuel efficiency. Suncatcher pontoons are the tri-log model, which is considered by many to be the most superior pontoon boat foundation of all.
Suncatcher’s pontoon foundation design also maximizes the amount of available deck space on the boat. Since their boat measurements are based on deck length and not pontoon length, so when a Suncatcher boat is a 25-footer, it has 25 feet of deck. Other aspects of Suncatcher construction also exceed the industry standards by adding additional foam flotation to all pontoons and featuring 12-point attachment of all boat motor pods. Attention to detail in regard to construction is the secret to the Suncatcher level of quality.
