This is what one boating journalist wrote about the Profish 30, adding:

"Perhaps it should have been named the Tardis..."

The reference of course is to the mythical time-space machine used by BBC Television's legendary Doctor Who. On the outside the Tardis was a tiny London Police Phone Booth, on the inside, it was a multi-level complex complete with tennis courts, swimming pools and a cricket ground. While the Profish 30 can't quite match this extravagance, its efficient use of interior space is remarkable. Everything has been well thought out and the extensive use of precision mouldings almost eliminates conventional carpentry, allowing perfect fit and superior utilisation of all the available areas.

Clever allocation of space enables the lower deck to gain headroom where in other designs it's often wasted - for example additional room is gained on the upper deck by allowing the floor in some areas to recess into spaces below (such as the head), or using the area behind the dash moulding to contribute additional headroom to the lower forward bunk area. Using precision mouldings this way also adds considerably to the boat's strength while keeping weight down. The result is a remarkably clever use of interior space combined with an exceptionally strong structure.

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