Laminated Products recalls
Laminated Products boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 3 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Laminated Products Inc has one recorded USCG recall from January 1980 affecting 3 units of the 12 FT OB DELUX model for a level flotation defect. This is a minimal recall footprint spanning over four decades. A buyer considering a used Laminated Products Inc boat should verify the model against the recall list and confirm flotation integrity during prepurchase survey.
All Laminated Products recalls
- ⚠ Recall
800025S1/1/1980LEVEL FLOTATION
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Laminated Products
- Cross reference your HIN and model name against the recalled 12 FT OB DELUX to determine if your boat was part of the 1980 campaign.
- Request documentation from the seller proving the flotation remedy was completed if the boat matches the recall.
- Have a marine surveyor physically inspect all flotation chambers and foam for water intrusion or deterioration regardless of recall status.
- Contact the builder or USCG Recall Coordinator if you cannot confirm remedy completion for a recalled unit.
Frequently asked questions
How many recalls has Laminated Products Inc had?
Laminated Products Inc has one USCG recall on record from 1980 affecting the 12 FT OB DELUX model. Only 3 units were involved in that flotation campaign.
Which Laminated Products Inc models were recalled?
The sole recall applies to the 12 FT OB DELUX model manufactured before January 1980. No other models appear in USCG recall records.
What was wrong with the recalled Laminated Products Inc boats?
The 1980 recall addressed a level flotation defect, meaning the flotation system did not meet Coast Guard standards for keeping the boat afloat and level when swamped.
Should I worry about a recall from 1980 when buying used?
Verify whether the specific boat you are considering was part of the 3 unit recall and confirm remedy completion. Even if not recalled, flotation deteriorates over decades and warrants surveyor inspection on any 40 plus year old hull.