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Coast Guard Documentation Boards

SKU
13770-80011
  $109.89
Meet Coast Guard requirements with our stylish documentation boards—durable, clear, and custom-cut.

Maximum 7 characters

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Product Details

  • MEETS LEGAL REQUIREMENTS: Compliant with USCG specifications for documented vessels with 3-inch tall characters
  • MARINE-GRADE CONSTRUCTION: Built from 1/2" thick King ColorCore plastic sheet for superior durability in marine environments
  • PROFESSIONAL APPEARANCE: CNC-routed with 45-degree beveled edges creates an upscale, finished look
  • PERFECT SIZE: Standard 23.5" x 4.25" dimensions accommodate up to 7 characters for any documentation number
  • EASY INSTALLATION: Pre-countersunk mounting holes fit standard #8 marine fasteners (sold separately) for secure attachment to any interior surface

What is a Coast Guard Documentation Number?

This is the National Form of Registration for your boat. It's the "official number" awarded to each documented boat that stays with the boat forever. It does not change as the boat is resold over the years from one owner to the next. It is best practice to have a Documentation Number for vessels that measure at least five net tons. One thing to understand is that "five net tons" does not refer to the weight of the vessel, it is associated with the vessel's volume. In simple terms, vessels that are more than 25 feet in length will measure five net tons or more.


What vessels should be documented?

It is considered best practice for any vessel at least 5 net tons (roughly 25'+) wholly owned by a US Citizen used in fishing activities on navigable waters of the US or in the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ)

Tech Specs

Dimensions23.5" x 4.25"
Material1/2" thick King ColorCore
Character Height 3"
Mounting #8 fasteners (Sold Separately)
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