Farenheight | 40′ Beneteau 2008

I : 48.58 ft

J : 12.75 ft

P : 45.83 ft

E : 15.58 ft

Working Sail Area : 248.00 sq ft

• 4 cockpit stowage lockers:
• 1 locker to port.
• 1 locker to starboard.
• 1 locker under starboard helm seat.
• 1 wet locker between helm seats.
• 1 gas locker for 2 bottles located under port helm seat.
• Teak slatted cockpit benches.
• Twin steering consoles with stainless steel handrail, capable of taking navigation instruments (instruments available as an option).
• 1 column-mounted compass at each helm position.
• Engine control panel located near the starboard helm seat.
• GRP cockpit table, with 2 folding leaves, oddments locker, bottle rack or pivoting support (option) to take chart reader (option), stainless steel handrail, 12 V socket and lamp with shade.
• 2 winch handle pockets.
• GRP self-draining cockpit sole.

• Fruit-tree stained woodwork.
• Parquet look laminated soles.
• Fabric lining to hull in saloon and cabins.

• Rectangular stainless steel double sink.
• Mixer tap with hot and cold pressurised water.
• Stainless steel gimballed 2-burner hob and oven with stainless steel safety rail.
• Top-opening 170 L icebox with 12 V refrigerating unit.
• White laminated worktop.
• Stowage:1 locker with double doors under sink with wastebin.
• 1 cutlery drawer.
• 1 locker with 2 shelves under the drawer.
• 4 high closed stowage shelves.
• 1 shelf with stainless steel fiddle.
• Lighting:2 halogen deckhead lights.
• 1 light over hob.
• Openings:2 hull ports (1 port / 1 starboard) with curtains.
• 1 double panoramic window with pleated blinds.
• 1 large side window to port with 2 opening deck ports (300 x 120) in coaming and blinds.
• 1 large side window to starboard with 1 opening deck port (300 x 120) in coaming and blind.
• 1 opening deck hatch (442 x 442) with blind / mosquito screen.

• The hull is of single-skinned GRP construction.
• Local areas of reinforcement (keel, rudder, chainplates, hull / deck joint) serve to strengthen the structure.
• A single-skinned structural inner moulding is bonded and laminated to the hull. Its structural role is important as it takes and absorbs the stresses at pressure points (chainplate tie rods, keel, rudder, etc.) ensuring their distribution and so guaranteeing reduced strain on the hull.
• The surface of the inner moulding makes cleaning easier and provides a better finish.
• The standard hull colour is white with silver livery; a Steel Blue colour hull is available as an option.

• The deck is of glass fibre and balsa sandwich construction for optimum strength / weight ratio as well as excellent heat and sound insulation.
• All working areas and areas of movement around the deck are provided with a non-slip ?diamond point?finish.

• The keel is fitted to the boat by a system of screws and stainless steel backing plates and by bonding.
• The keel is cast-iron.
• To increase its life, the keel is given an anti-corrosion treatment and improved finish in the factory before assembly, using epoxy-based coatings and paint.