Sunbeam 34 - unique yacht-building conception

The unique yacht-building conception of the Sunbeam 34 unites dynamics and elegance in a completely innovative way. The deliberate modern line with its clear-cut foreship is combined with flat decks and weight-saving light materials.

Exterior
The lamination on the inner hull and the strong longitudinal and diagonal bracing, makes for a particularly stable structure. Also the deck is solidly laminated and bolted to the hull to ensure extra safety. The boat can be sailed easily by two people alone. All lines and controls are well-manageable single-handed from the cockpit. Spacious area for sunbathing and wide passageways provide plenty of room to move on deck.

Interior
The high-class joinery work in teak radiates an elegant atmosphere in the Sunbeam 34. Headroom is around 1,90 m and the ergonomical partitioning of the rooming is well-thought out, providing plenty of space in the saloon to move around. An innovation in this yacht is the main cabin positioned up front, which also makes for space. There is an separate shower-room in the wet cell area. The aft cabin in the stern also has plenty of headroom. The L-shaped galley is open-plan to the saloon, whereby the ideal ergonomical navigation area is situated opposite a comfortable berth.

Technical data
LOA: 10.60 m
Length waterline: 10.50 m
Beam: 3.35 m
Draft: 1.90 / 1.48 m
Displacement: approx. 6 t
Ballast: approx. 2 t
Mainsail: 35.0 m2
Genoa: 28.0 m2
Spinnaker: 75.0 m2
Motor: 29 PS
Freshwater tank: approx. 290 l
Fuel tank: approx. 110 l
Design: Nissen/Schöchl

Homepage: sunbeam.at

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