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Boréal 55

Boréal 55

Boréal 55

Product catalog summary
Specifications:
The Boréal 55 yacht features a Length Overall (LOA) of 16.40 m, a Hull Length of 15.74 m, and a Beam of 4.65 m. It has a draught of 1.14/3.13 m and a light displacement of 14,500 kg, increasing to 17,800 kg when fully equipped. The yacht is powered by either a Volvo D2 75 hp or a Nanni 85 hp engine and has a sail area of 130 m², including a mainsail of 61 m² and a genoa of 69 m². Fuel capacity is 879 liters standard, with an optional 378 liters, and fresh water capacity is 1,470 liters.

Construction:
The hull is constructed with 5083 and 5086 H111 aluminum, featuring triple chines on a floating frame. The structure includes 100 x 10 ribs and 12 x 40 rails, with a water-tight collision bulkhead 2.30 m behind the bow. The keel is flat, with a lead ballast of 4,800 kg embedded in sealing resin.

Deck and Rigging:
The deck includes a bow fitting with a double anchor roller, 8 welded deck cleats, and 8 emplacements for hatches. Rigging consists of an anodized aluminum mast with double spreaders, a furling genoa, and various winches for sail handling. Safety features include tubular handrails and lifelines.

Interior:
The interior is insulated with 80 mm extruded polystyrene and features solid wood joinery. It includes 2 aft cabins, a forward cabin, a deck saloon, and a galley equipped with stainless steel sinks and a gimballed gas oven. The yacht also has a watch post/chart table in the doghouse and two heads with manual marine toilets.

Water and Drainage System:
The yacht is equipped with a pressurized central water unit, a 40-liter water heater, and multiple bilge pumps. It includes holding tanks for black and grey water and a shower in the cockpit.

Engine and Electricity:
The engine options are Volvo Penta D2-75 hp or Nanni 85 hp, with acoustic insulation and ventilation ducts. The electrical system includes a 12V/105A alternator, a shore supply of 220V, and three 115Ah batteries. There is also a cathodic protection system with sacrificial anodes.

Additional Features:
The yacht includes a large rear cargo area, separate storage for gas bottles, and a sail locker. The deck is covered with synthetic teak, and the bridge is painted with PU white and anti-slip PU Sicomin Fullgripp.
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Catalog excerpts

Boréal 55-1

Specifications BORÉAL 55 Characteristics: - LOA 16.40 m - Hull Length 15.74 m - LWL 13.82 m - Beam 4.65 m - Beam at waterline 3.64 m - Draught 1.14/3.13 m - Lead Ballast 4 800 kg - Light displacement: 14 500 kg - Displacement fully equipped: 17 800 kg - Standard engine Vovlo D2 75 hp or Nanni 85 hp - Sail area 130 m² - Mainsail 61 m² - Genoa 69 m² - Staysail 26 m² - Fuel: (standard + optional ) : 879 + 378 l - Fresh water: 1470l Architecture and design: Jean-François Delvoye CONSTRUCTION Hull Triple chines on a oating frame and rails 5083 and 5086 H111 aluminium Mig and Tig welding in Argon controlled by sweating Structure 100 X 10 Ribs, 12 X 40 rails, oor-plate thickness 8 mm Water-tight collision bulkhead 2.30 m behind the bow Water-tight bulkhead at the rear, before rudder port and dagger boards Flat keel 120 X 10, enhanced to 300 X 30 at the forefoot Chain plates and reinforcements under chain plates integrated into structure Beams 100 X 10 Tube embedded in the beams to bring the roller chain to the anchor locker at the foot of the mast. Engine cradle and sternpost Skin Bottom plate and keel: 12 mm Lower chine 8 mm, middle and top chine: 5 mm Deck, roof, cockpit: 4 mm Transom: 6 mm Deckline tube 50 mm Appendages Swinging centerboard NACA prole centerboard, at structures of 10 mm, 8 mm skin Well 8 mm reinforced by ribs and a T-shaped structure of 50x50x5 Shaft in ERTALON diameter 120 4 ERTALON guides prevent the banging Lifting System at mastfoot/(hydraulic with control in the cockpit optional) Daggerboards 2 lifting dagger boards in polyester (fuse) in their casing at the rear Rudder Rudder NACA prole Structure ats of 8 mm, 6 mm skin Rudder stock diameter 100 mm, bearings in ERTALON Ballast 4800 kg below the bottom plate in the keel core made of lead, insulated and embedded in sealing resin and welded in watertight compartments. Tanks Gauges built in Decks ller (1 diesel, 2 water) Visit trapdoors Diesel 879 liters in the keel core 2 lateral tanks with total cpacity of 378l optional Fresh Water 1470 liters, two tanks built into the hull on both sides of the daggerboard casing. Tanks painted with Food quality paint

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Boréal 55-2

Deck Bow tting with double anchor roller and under deck aluminum tube bringing the chain to the anchor locker. Anchor chain locker at base of mast, water drains into the sump, windlass, blocks, cleat mooring 8 welded deck cleats Chain plates 80 X 20. All reinforcements for attaching rails and winches. 8 Emplacements for hatches. 4 bookings for Plexiglas xed in the upper skin 9 bookings for embedding the glass windows in the roof. (double glazing optional) 2 reservations for recessed Plexiglas in the dog house. 1 watertight door in aluminum in the doghouse A large rear cargo with access panel...

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Boréal 55-3

2 Aft cabins Either two smiliar cabins either starboard cabin modular 1 or 2 bunks vs storage in case of symmetrical cabins: 1 double berth with storage closets and 2 individual mattresses covered with removable, washable fabric In each cabin : wardrobe and/or closet Port cabin : seat between bed and closets lockers down the side 1 ceiling light 2 lights (1 at each headboard) 1 socket 12 V Forward Cabin 1 double berth with storage under bed & drawer 1 oce desk (starboard) 1 halogen ceiling spot on each side 1 light at each headboard 2 wooden bed frames and 2 individual mattresses covered with...

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