Spent a lot of time thinking about the deck layout.
On the one hand it is tempting to create a structure with side benches like the CLC Southwester Dory
or the Calendar Islands Yawl by Clint Chase.
But a fixed structure is not only a lot of work, it solves only one problem.
From my experience with TooPhat I learnt that versatility is more important than a hermetically executed design exercise.
So I chose the open plan approach similar to Ross Lillistone's Phoenix III design.
The slatted seats and floorboards provide a nice platform for sailing but can also be set up as a
sleeping platform at a comfortable height, or they can be taken out altogether.
Item | Distance from bow |
Mast Bulkhead | 100 |
Daggerboard Case Forward | 160 |
Daggerboard Case Aft | 210 |
Aft bulkhead | 370 |
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Deck plan
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Profile with mast bulkhead at 100cm from bow.
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Open plan layout of Phoenix III wit removable slatted seats
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The side tanks of the Calendar Islands Yawl form the basis of a sleeping platform.
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The CLC Southwester Dory is another take on an expedition boat with a sleeping platform.
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