Trailing beam is 2,44m either folded or dismantled. She has an easily handled fractional sloop rig with fully battened mainsail and rotating mast. Standing rigging is arranged to allow the mast to stand without the amas in place although the shrouds to the amas must be in place for sailing. Shrouds are angled aft to eliminate backstays. While she has a lot of stability, provision is made in her sail plan for reducing sail considerably for use in a blow.
Construction is of marine plywood, using the stitch and glue method of assembly for hull and amas.
Epoxy coating of all plywood is recommended for strength and longevity. Accommodation is comfortable for her size, comprising a triangular forward berth, two wing berths, a two seater settee, galley worktop with lockers and camp stove to port and a plastic bowl sink with lockers under to starboard. Headroom is for sitting only but the large companion hatch opens up the galley area for standing. The companion steps remove for access to stowage behind, which would best be used for a portable head. So as not to affect the accommodation, two leeboards are used in lieu of a centreboard.