35ft Jeff Schionning Catamaran – Launched in April 2007!
SOLD
She is a modern composite catamaran designed by Jeff Schionning, a well-known Australian cat designer. Catamaran Builders PTY Ltd in Durban built the hull deck and bulkheads High quality, durable products and materials were used throughout such as AMT epoxy products, Sta-lok rigging fittings, Trojan batteries and Lee sails. She is a light weight yet robust boat, which is simple and safe to operate and maintain. Weight has been kept out of the bows and stern reducing pitching and improving safety in all sea conditions. This also gives a more comfortable ride in rough conditions. She has a responsive tiller and is a pleasure to sail in all conditions. She’s a very user-friendly boat with lots of space for different activities, and private areas in which to relax. A new 35ft Catamaran with all this gear for under half a million – she wont be around for long!
Details:
- Launched: April 2007
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Dimensions:
- LOA -10.3m
- Beam – 6.3m
- Draft – 1m
- Headroom in hulls and saloon - 1.9m
- Displacement – 5 tons Hull deck and bulkheads
- Built by: Catamaran Builders PTY Ltd
General construction:
- Quadraxial fiberglass construction with balsa core
- No holes/sea cocks below waterline Bottom has epoxy anti-osmosis barrier coating
- Composite front beam, seagull striker and catwalk
Rudders:
- Dual semi-balanced interconnected spade rudders with tiller steering
Engine:
- 15hp Honda 4 stroke outboard (as per design) mounted in center of cockpit (retractable)
- Tankage – 65L in purpose built outside locker
Rigging & Sails:
- Masthead rig. 13.6m mast, stainless steel rigging wire (new at launch) with sta-loks top and bottom. Jib with 1 reef point (hanked on), Main with 2 reef points – slab reefing, and storm trysail. All new at launch made by Lee Sails, Hong Kong. Storm jib(hanked on) and spinnaker, in fair condition.
Above deck:
- Winches - 2 x Lewmar 43 self tailing (jib sheets + jib halyard)
- 1x 16 (main halyard)
- Anchors - 22kg Bruce, 11kg CQR (50m chain + 100m rope), 1light grapnel
Electrical gear:
- All 12V. 2 x 75w solar panels with regulators
- 2 x 130a/h Trojan batteries. Standby generator 0.6 KW with AC & DC outlets
- 2 spare solar panels – 1x 14W and 1x 75W
- Sony FM/AM radio/CD/MP3/WMA CD player
Navigation:
- Garmin 76 Marine Navigator handheld GPS’s, 1x Raymarine Ray101 handheld VHF radio and Garmin 120 fishfinder/depth sounder. 1x Ritchie bukhead mounted compass, 1x Silva portable compass and 1x Henry Brown & Son handheld compass. Vion electronic barometer and Weems & Plath aneroid barometer. Grundig Yacht Boy 400 shortwave receiver with SSB function. Many charts and 2 cruising guides of the Indian Ocean
Accommodation:
- Two double cabins and one hammock
- Windows hatches & doors - 6 x non-opening windows in saloon
- Side windows 6mm laminated glass and fwd windows 6mm toughened glass
- Three robust, non-leaking opening hatches
- Two saloon to cockpit doors with washboards. Lockable
Galley:
- heavy-duty plastic sink with 2 Whale hand pumps
- one burner paraffin stove + one burner gas stove
- large work top and substantial storage
Plumbing:
- Toilets - 2 portable caravan-type toilets
- Water storage – 300L in 25L plastic jugs
Dingy:
- Hard dinghy with anchor, oars, emergency paddle, bailer and 2hp Johnson
- outboard (needs new fuel line)
- Dinghy hoist mounted on dive platform
- Robust inflatable 2-person canoe with paddle and pump
Fishing equipment:
- Three fishing rods with reels plus 1x Penn 10/0 reel and 1x Everoll 9/0 reel. Lots of hooks, lures, gaff, scale etc..
Tools:
- sufficient to service all parts and systems of the boat
Power tools:
- Makita jigsaw, Makita polisher (for gel coat) Bosch orbital sander, Bosch mini- grinder and Bosch drill
Library:
- Many books (100+) including sailing, boat maintenance/repair/building guides, Honda and Johnson outboard engines’ maintenance and repair manuals, travel, nature, fishing, science and novels.
Miscellaneous:
- Shade cloth on roll, 3mx10m, blue, for awning. Two AAA & AA battery chargers, one solar and one 12v, one hose pipe. Seventeen Rubbermaid’s for storage.
- Heaps of rope of various sizes. Eight fenders
Safety equipment:
- 4 x lifejackets, 1 x auto inflatable lifejacket with harness, 1 x harness, 2 x PFD’s, 3 x handheld red rocket parachute flares, distress flag, first aid kit, 3 x fire extinguishers, bolt cutter, strobe light and signaling mirror.



