Styro Innovations has come up with some interesting DIY modular floating systems to help you with your boating project.

We now offer a new PVC kit that turns a simple inflatable paddle board into a lightweight, open boat.

Styro Innovations is also working on an RC Robot to help the DIY guy on land...Stay Tuned!

Styro Innovations offers PVC kits that give you options for your inflatable paddleboard by adding outriggers, seats or an electric motor mount. You can also tie 2 paddleboards together for a catamaran style.

The kits will come ready to go with a combination of some CNC maching and 3-D printing.

The paddleboards and boats you see pictured are sold in kits for YOUR project...we do not sell actual boats...we sell the kits for you to build your project, and you are responsible to follow your state laws.

We have PVC kits available with and without paddle boards. Please send an email with any questions about your project.
We are no longer shipping the EPS foam boat kits due to the expensive large size packaging. We have a few available in our inventory and can be picked up. (By appointment only)

We still have" SHAPES" available and you may find that the shapes may work better for your DIY project. These will be available for a limited time.
SEE "SHAPES" MENU TAB

Check out a few videos of a finished boat project

Our new boat design offers many options

MORE BOAT IDEAS

rolling model

9 foot camouflage

15 foot with DIY steering

15 foot folding

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Choose Your Motor Location

If the weight is not an issue you can install a wood floor

Incredible Buoyancy (12FT Kit)

(9ft model)
Great stability sitting or standing

Simple deck boat

Out-rig your kayak

Maybe and maybe not!!!!!!

I thought I would share a few project ideas that were built along the way!

2-person paddle board anyone? I thought it would be cool! well, Kinda!

This is a 12 foot boat!!!!!

I water jet some stencils because I don't have the skills to paint them!

Everybody wants a tri-toon...until they find out how much it cost to ship!

Had to take break from building the water toys. So, I put together a "robot" to help me mow the grass. I used some large stepper motors and a couple conveyor belts that I drilled and tapped for some old school cleats. Then I attached a "reel" mower on the front...I also have a snow blade for it...I'm kinda lazy that way...LOL

I actually built the stand-up before I came up with the pontoon kit. This was very popular. Unfortunately, I have too much time printing the 3D-printer steering components and it spends a long time on the CNC router table. Its a great design but not cost effective for me to build them in a production run. (not to mention the high cost of shipping)

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