Overview

The Krogen 44' is a meticulously constructed yacht, featuring a unitized structure with three major fiberglass parts for enhanced integrity and durability. Its design and construction adhere to ABYC and ABS standards, ensuring the highest quality. The yacht is 49 feet long with a beam of 16'-4" and a draft of 4'-6". It displaces 43,140 lbs and features an encapsulated lead ballast of 2,500 lbs. Fuel, water, and holding tank capacities are 850,300, and 52 U. S. Gallons respectively, offering significant range capabilities. The vessel boasts a range of up to 4,450 nautical miles at 6 knots.

The construction includes marine-grade plywood bulkheads and a superstructure comprising Knytex mat, end-grain balsa, and surface mats. The hull sides above the waterline and superstructure are cored for strength and insulation. Attention to detail in every aspect, from materials to structural design, ensures stability, comfort, and performance.

Key features include teak aft and side decks, a stainless steel rudder, rigorous fiberglass layup specifications, and stringent quality control measures. The interior boasts bulkheads and cabinetry of handcrafted solid teak, teak parquet cabin soles, and luxurious trim and finishes.

Shes equipped with weather-tight doors and windows, including tempered glass windows in the saloon and pilothouse, and stainless steel ports throughout the vessel. It also features a well-designed engine room, bow thruster compartment, and other machinery spaces for optimal functionality and maintenance.

Features

Unitized structure with three major fiberglass parts
Construction adheres to ABYC and ABS standards
Displaces 43,140 lbs
Encapsulated lead ballast of 2,500 lbs
Fuel, water, and holding tank capacities of 850, 300, and 52 U.S. Gallons respectively
Range up to 4,450 nautical miles at 6 knots
Marine-grade plywood bulkheads
Superstructure comprising Knytex mat, end-grain balsa, and surface mats
Hull sides above waterline and superstructure cored for strength and insulation
Teak aft and side decks
Stainless steel rudder
Rigorous fiberglass layup specifications
Stringent quality control measures
Bulkheads and cabinetry of handcrafted solid teak
Teak parquet cabin soles
Luxurious trim and finishes
Weather-tight doors and windows
Tempered glass windows in saloon and pilothouse
Stainless steel ports throughout the vessel
Well-designed engine room
Bow thruster compartment
Other machinery spaces for optimal functionality and maintenance