The galley is by the hatchway, with
sink to port and cooker to starboard. Forward these is seating and
a fold-down dinette-style table. There is a huge double berth in
each wing, each berth being 4' 6" wide and almost 7 feet long,
although headroom at the outer end is pretty low. Forwards is the
forepeak, with a 'Porta-potti' and washbasin, plus a lot of storage
space, both extending forward into the bows and out into the forward
part of the wings. There is also large volume of storage space under
and aft of the cockpit. It should be noted, however, that like all
multihulls, it is important to keep overall weight down to retain
performance, so the availability of stowage space should not mean
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One wing-berth. At the outer end of each berth a panel lift
to give access to the inside of the wings floats, which are empty,
and should remain so, apart from storage of very light items.
The design makes use of internal S/S straps and wires (one wire
seen in the photo at left, covered by grey foam) to transfer rigging
loads to the hull
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The forepeak, with Porta-potti and sink |
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