Yes, F2 works in freshwater and saltwater. Learn why F2 is the perfect, eco-friendly boat coating for lakes and rivers—without harmful biocides.

Yes, F2 works perfectly in both freshwater and saltwater.F2 protects your boat in any body of water because its effect is purely physical, working via the very smooth surface, and does not depend on the salt content or chemical composition of the water.For freshwater lakes and rivers, F2 is an especially great choice as it does not pollute these sensitive ecosystems with harmful biocides or other contaminants.

Does F2 also work in freshwater?

Learn why F2 does not fall under the EU Biocidal Products Regulation, allowing it to be used without issues in sensitive waters and strictly regulated countries.

No, F2 does not fall under the strict EU Biocidal Products Regulation (EU) No. 528/2012.F2 is not a biocide product because it does not contain any biocidal active ingredients. Its effect is based exclusively on physical principles. It does not kill organisms but prevents the adhesion of fouling through its extremely smooth and water-repellent surface.What this means for youSince F2 is not subject to this regulation, it is a future-proof solution. You can use it without any issues in areas with particularly strict regulations, where conventional antifoulings are prohibited or only conditionally approved.This applies, for example, to:<ul><li>Lakes and inland waterways (e.g., Lake Constance, the Rhine)</li><li>Countries with strict environmental laws (e.g., Denmark, Sweden, the Netherlands, California, Australia, New Zealand)</li></ul>With F2, you can use your boat worry-free in these sensitive ecosystems and make an active contribution to environmental protection.

Does F2 fall under the EU Biocidal Products Regulation?

Yes. Learn why F2 is approved as a biocide-free boat coating in the Netherlands—ideal for local waters with strict regulations.

Yes, F2 is fully approved in the Netherlands.Since F2 is biocide-free, it does not fall under the strict Dutch regulations for the use of biocides in waters. In the Netherlands, one of Europe&apos;s key boating markets, F2 is an ideal and future-proof alternative to conventional antifouling.

Is F2 approved in the Netherlands?

Yes. Learn why F2 is the perfect, biocide-free boat coating for Denmark and meets the country's strict environmental standards.

Yes, F2 is fully approved in Denmark.Denmark pursues a very strict environmental policy to protect its coastal waters. Since F2 does not release any biocides or other harmful substances, it meets the high local requirements. This makes F2 an ideal and sustainable solution for Danish sailors and boat owners.

Is F2 approved in Denmark?

Yes. Learn why F2 is approved in Sweden—the eco-friendly, biocide-free alternative that is perfect for waters with strict regulations.

Yes, F2 is fully approved in Sweden.Sweden is one of the countries with the strictest environmental regulations worldwide, especially regarding the use of biocides in waterways. As a biocide-free coating, F2 does not fall under these strict regulations, making it an ideal and sustainable alternative for Swedish waters.

Is F2 approved in Sweden?

Yes. Find out why F2 is approved on Lake Constance. As a biocide-free coating, it is ideal for this inland water body with its strict environmental regulations.

Yes, F2 is approved on Lake Constance.As a sensitive inland body of water, Lake Constance has particularly strict environmental regulations that largely prohibit the use of conventional antifouling with biocides. Since F2 is a biocide-free coating that releases no particles or pollutants into the water, it meets the high requirements and is an ideal solution for boat owners on Lake Constance.

Is F2 approved on Lake Constance?

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F2 Eco

Learn in which countries and bodies of water F2 is approved. We provide an overview of the legal situation and specific regulations in different cruising grounds.



Approvals & Regulations: F2 in Various Waters

Here you will find all the important information about the legal approval of F2 and specific regulations in various cruising grounds such as lakes or coastal waters.

Approvals & Regulations

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