The dinette will seat many people for entertaining and can be used as two single berths. The fore peak is very large with stowage for all kinds of sails. The cockpit is T shaped for wheel steering, although a tiller can be used if preferred. The main companionway is pushed forward into the house over a bridge deck to give standing headroom in the two aft cabins while not interfering with the aft cockpit. The cockpit coamings are wedge shaped for comfort when heeled, and the decks are wide with the shrouds set on top of the house for ease of movement forward and a narrow sheeting angle.
All lines lead to the cockpit for ease of handling.
There are plenty of ports and hatches for light and ventilation making the interior bright and airy. The transom is open and steps down to a swim platform for easy access to the water. The hull is designed to be built in foam cored fiberglass and is very shapely contributing to the form stability. Foam cored fiberglass is very strong yet light and has the added advantage of having built in insulation properties. It can be home built or custom built in a small shop at a reasonable cost.