Starting forward there are two identical guest staterooms. They have minimum headroom of 81", increasing to 85". The cabin sole is varnished teak and holly plywood, and the joinery consists of a generous amount of teak. There is a 10" flat screen, built-in iPod playback in teak frame about 2" thick (from wall), Playstation, (2) in each forward cabin.
To the inboard side of the cabin is an inset dressing table above a chest of drawers. The dressing table has a Jerdon First Class hair dryer. On the outboard side of the cabin is a single berth that folds up in half. Above the single berth is a set of three lockers and an opening hatch.
The length berth is 83" x 35" at its maximum width. The main double berth is 78" x 50" wide at the head, and 35" at the bottom. Under the double berth are four drawers and a separate cupboard. At the head of the double berth is a switch panel for cabin lighting and air fan operation, and a volume control for the central sound system.
At the forward end of the cabin is a comfortable head/shower compartment, which is made from an easily maintained pre-fabricated GRP module, which has a Mira 88 shower control. Over the vanity shelf is a larger mirror. Outboard is a double cupboard unit. On a raised sole on the outboard side of the cabin is an electrically operated Lavac head. The compartment has an opening hatch.
Going aft a short hallway leads into the full width galley. The joinery in the galley is Alwgripped high gloss with teak edging and the sole with teak and holly, which is also in the passageway.
The starboard side of the galley has a spacious work top. This includes a heavy teak faced door to the top loading deep freeze, with a storage area outboard. Aft is a Gaggenau double hot plate inboard and a griddle outboard, fitted with a removable lid. Next inboard along the aft bulkhead is a Gaggenau cooker with high-level grill and a large lower oven. Under this is a set of large drawers and a cupboard. The forward bulkhead counter has a double sink and an intercom telephone. Beneath the counter are a chest of drawers and a cupboard below the sink. A solid stainless steel handgrip is mounted to outboard. The minimum headroom in the galley is approximately 79"/2.00m, raising to approximately 82"/2.08m.
To port side of the galley area outboard is a table with a settee for crew dining. The counter to the forward side has a large double sink with cupboards beneath with cupboards over. Outboard of the crew dinette is a 13" Sharp flat panel TV & monitor for main 42" Plasma TV and the 24V DC panel. On the aft bulkhead is a converter, and inboard a large top-loading refrigerator with double teak faced trap door. There is ample stowage for cups and coffee pots. Plenty of natural ventilation is provided by the opening hatches.
Aft of the galley and three steps up is the raised saloon. This area has a high overhead and large windows that create a bright open feeling. The headroom in this area is approximately 86"/2.18m at the center. There are two opening overhead hatches. There is seating to port and starboard.
Against the port forward bulkhead is an entertainment center with Panasonic surround sound, DVD player, and 42" Panasonic Plasma TV. On the centerline is an island fitted with stainless steel handrails. It contains two large refrigerators for cold drinks and a high level cupboard in which the music center is located. The banquet seating accommodates eight diners and two more can be seated on freestanding chairs. The dining table is: 78"/1.98m long, 53"/1.34m wide at the fore end and 34"/0.86m wide aft. There is storage for a large amount of dry goods under all the seating. There are two large opening hatches and a fan for natural ventilation.
A stair leads up to the center lounging cockpit. This cockpit has a large folding table that is used for alfresco dining.
Aft is the separate steering |
