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In marine language it's said walled "each of the two sides of the ship, one on the starboard and the other on the left, above the waterline". Word of Treccani. And that this term derives from the wall says a lot about its historically being a fixed, impenetrable element. At least until a decade ago, when to the delight of bystanders and walkers it became foldable. Or can be opened if you prefer. Can't you imagine the effect it has? No problem. Just think of the balcony of your home or that of the hotel sea view room: it is as if parapets and railings suddenly disappear. By transforming walls into balconies and banks into terraces or, since we are talking about boats, precisely: bridges, into roundabouts on the sea.
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From this moment, the boat officially becomes a Transformer and applies the revolutionary gimmick to everything else, including portholes and windows. To the point that contemporary yachts can no longer ignore this that, even if it seems only a wow effect, in reality it is the concretization of critical thinking, of the 'think out of the box' that is so fashionable among digital startuppers. And what else does it mean that thinking outside the box. Now tell me, in your opinion who more than Italians could do it? Born at the end of the 1960s, Besenzoni di Sarnico (undisputed capital of the Boat Valley), has created some of the most innovative solutions in the world of boats, from the first hydraulic gangway with remote control (1985) onwards: that is also the side / window that becomes a balcony (2009). Innovation that even got the nomination for the Compasso d'Oro the following year.
