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Supersede Expands Marine Board Production With a New Indiana Facility
8 October 2026 · 1 min read
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Marine Board manufacturer Supersede has opened a 100,000-square-foot facility in Bristol, Indiana, with the expansion aimed at growing demand from recreational vehicle manufacturers.
Supersede's new Bristol facility adds production capacity for its engineered structural materials. According to the company's announcement, the investment is directed at serving RV manufacturers in and around Indiana's Elkhart County.
The expansion follows a partnership with Coachmen RV, which is incorporating Supersede's Marine Board into the floor structure of its Catalina travel trailers.
A material with applications beyond boating
The marine connection lies in the supplier and its Marine Board product. The new facility has not been presented as a dedicated yacht-production investment, and the announcement does not identify new boatbuilder contracts.
For marine readers, the development offers a view of how a structural-material supplier is scaling through an adjacent manufacturing sector.
