The hull and cabin have been fabricated and welded. Powered with twin 150HP outboards this boat will achieve a top speed in excess of 30 knots.
This planing cat is for sale, enquiries to info@boatsbycoastal.com
At sea off the coast of Jomtien, Pattaya.
See the Surface Drive action in video below.
The dive/fishing catamaran is currently having systems tested prior to launch.
Our latest build the 10.85M Dive/fishing catamaran has taken longer than planned but is now ready for the launching trailer. We have used Nyalic clear coating to protect the alloy surface and anti-fouling will be applied the day before launching. We have high hopes for this vessel and the hull is the test-bed for future water taxis and ferries to be marketed in Australasia.
Coated with Nyalic protective clear coating
Ready for launching trailer
We have commenced the construction of a 9 meter planing catamaran. This boat is designed as a day sportfisher or could be used for recreational diving. The projected top speed is 35 knots when powered by twin 150 HP outboards.
This boat is for sale so if you are interested please email info@boatsbycoastal.com
9 Meter Planing Catamaran
Our 10.85 meter catamaran is currently having mechanical installation completed and awaiting the electrical wiring and system. Q-SPD surface drives and Steyr 286 engines have been installed. The boat also has a Fischer Panda 8000i generator, air conditioning, water maker and a WASSP marine sonar.
Q-SPD surface drive unit
Steyr 286 Marine Diesel
Windows and doors have all been fitted.
Marine windows fitted
Cabin aft view in cockpit
Weeks 10 and 11 our factory was closed for the holiday break and we started work again on 9th January 2017. The client has issued a very long list of additional work which will add considerable time to this project. However, progress is good and we are about 75% through the extra work list into Week 14.
Window cut-outs are done, handrails complete, radar arch and cover frame on flybridge finished.
Door cut-outs done, aft platform complete.
Mounting for anchor roller and windlass complete.
Week 9 has now passed and the major fabrication and welding work is finished. The engines have not yet arrived so we have installed the aft topsides and started the long list of small jobs to be completed.
Side plating completed
Bow view
Stairs to flybridge
Side trim and engine air intake
Flybridge side
Down to forward cabin
Side trim, deck with cleat
