Yacht description
CODE 10:
this racing yacht with canting keel is the perfect daysailer!
She has space for a sailing crew of 4-6 persons with a maximum crew weight of 600 kgs. Spars come from Pauger carbon. All Code 10s are built with excellent precision and outstanding durability in order to deliver maximum performance & safety
Germanischer Lloyd certification
These superb racing yachts are built to order, please contact us to arrange a tour at the shipyard and have a test sail.
Shipyard on the Code 10
Why built in carbon?
Compared to fiberglass, it's lighter, stiffer, stronger and provides a smoother ride. We aimed for a trailerable boat so that our customers have the freedom to set sail wherever they want. The total displacement of CODE10 is 2010kg, from which the ballast weights 910kg.
We used Carbon-Airex® foam-Araldite® Epoxy sandwich for the hull, deck, and liner with vacuum infusion technology and covered it with Durepox paintings. We kept her thick but slim.
"It is not prepreg/honeycomb because the product must be marketable and not overpriced."
Other advantages of a carbon boat
* Carbon has excellent lifespan and is extremely strong and rigid.
* Light boats are easier to handle because of reduced loads, and therefore are safer.
* Light yachts are environmentally friendly, they reduce fuel consumption yet increase the range.
What else can we tell about the CODE10?
She is 10m (33ft.) long and comes with a removable bowsprit (this helps when you transport her with your car). The beam is slightly less than 3.00m (2.98m), which allows the owner to drive it with a regular trailer. Any regular car with the capability of towing 3500kg is perfect for moving the CODE10 wherever you want.
Move the canting keel via standard pit winch