Overview

LAZY BONES is a fiberglass cutter rigged sailing vessel. She has a raked bow with bow platform and electric bow thruster, shoal draft fin keel, skeg rudder, and wine glass shaped transom with electrically controlled flush stowed fold-down stern swim platform. The mainsail furls in the boom. Auxiliary propulsion is provided by a 140 HP Yanmar marine turbo diesel and she carries 550 gallons (2080 litres) of fuel and 230 gallons (870 litres) of fresh water.

On deck, starting forward, is the bow platform, with double anchor bow rollers and Harken furling unit for the forestay, followed by a Profurl furling unit for the staysail, electric anchor windlass, and foredeck hatch.

The cabin trunk forward of the cockpit has 8 Lewmar deck hatches, 2 dorade boxes, 2 600 ft (183 m) reels of line, and a six-person inflatable life raft secured in a cradle. The cabin trunk sides have fixed windows. The cockpit has port and starboard weather deck entryways and built-in bench seating aft on each side. The moulded helm pedestal has a teak and stainless steel wheel helm and a full array of navigation and communication electronics. The helm pedestal also includes remote anchor windlass control, bow thruster controls, and propulsion engine controls. The folding leaf table extends forward of the helm console. The cockpit is covered with a custom fiberglass hardtop with a Strataglass enclosure. On top of the hardtop is a 12V 2 panel solar array.

Walking toward the stern, the aft deck is arranged with custom built-in fiberglass storage benches on each side, rail-mounted transom bench seat, 2 Lewmar deck hatches, below-deck lazarette, 48V 3 panel solar array and stainless steel small boat davits.

Down below, starting forward, is a V-berth cabin, followed by enclosed head with separate stall shower to port, and crew cabin with stacked longitudinal berths to starboard. Walking aft and up the steps is the main saloon area, which is arranged with L-shaped settees to port and starboard. The starboard settee is larger and has a leafed teak pedestal table. The navigation desk is in the aft port corner and has navigation and communication electronics and the main AC and DC electrical panels. Opposite, on the starboard side, is the aft facing breakfast bar that looks over the galley. The companionway ladder lands just inboard of the nav desk. Just to starboard of the ladder, steps lead down into the large galley. To starboard is the U-shaped food preparation area with dual drawer refrigerator and single drawer freezer, three-burner LPG stove with oven, and Corian counters with double porcelain undercounter sink. Opposite, on the port side, is a U-shaped pantry area with microwave/air fryer/bake oven in nook and stacked washer and dryer. Walking aft from the galley, the master cabin is arranged with centreline fore and aft queen berth and built-in teak cabinets and drawers on each side. The aft cabin has an ensuite head and separate stall shower tub.

The hull, decks, and superstructures are constructed of solid and/or cored fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP), using multiple layers of fiberglass matt, woven roving, and polyester resin. The internal structure is comprised of fiberglass skinned wood and/or foam-cored bulkheads, frames, and stringers.

Features

Fiberglass cutter rigged sailing vessel
Raked bow with bow platform and electric bow thruster
Shoal draft fin keel
Skeg rudder
Wine glass shaped transom with electrically controlled flush stowed fold-down stern swim platform
Mainsail furls in the boom
Auxiliary propulsion by 140 HP Yanmar marine turbo diesel
Fuel capacity: 550 gallons (2080 litres)
Fresh water capacity: 230 gallons (870 litres)
Double anchor bow rollers
Harken furling unit for the forestay
Profurl furling unit for the staysail
Electric anchor windlass
Foredeck hatch
Cabin trunk with 8 Lewmar deck hatches
2 dorade boxes
2 600 ft (183 m) reels of line
Six-person inflatable life raft secured in a cradle
Cabin trunk sides with fixed windows
Cockpit with port and starboard weather deck entryways and built-in bench seating aft on each side
Moulded helm pedestal with teak and stainless steel wheel helm
Full array of navigation and communication electronics
Remote anchor windlass control
Bow thruster controls
Propulsion engine controls
Folding leaf table extends forward of helm console
Custom fiberglass hardtop with Strataglass enclosure
12V 2 panel solar array on hardtop
Custom built-in fiberglass storage benches on each side of aft deck
Rail-mounted transom bench seat
2 Lewmar deck hatches on aft deck
Below-deck lazarette
48V 3 panel solar array
Stainless steel small boat davits
V-berth cabin forward
Enclosed head with separate stall shower to port
Crew cabin with stacked longitudinal berths to starboard
Main saloon with L-shaped settees to port and starboard
Starboard settee larger with leafed teak pedestal table
Navigation desk in aft port corner with navigation and communication electronics and main AC and DC electrical panels
Aft facing breakfast bar overlooking galley
Companionway ladder just inboard of nav desk
Large galley with U-shaped food preparation area
Dual drawer refrigerator and single drawer freezer
Three-burner LPG stove with oven
Corian counters with double porcelain undercounter sink
U-shaped pantry area with microwave/air fryer/bake oven in nook
Stacked washer and dryer
Master cabin with centreline fore and aft queen berth and built-in teak cabinets and drawers on each side
Aft cabin with ensuite head and separate stall shower tub
Hull, decks, and superstructures constructed of solid and/or cored fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) with multiple layers of fiberglass matt, woven roving, and polyester resin
Internal structure comprised of fiberglass skinned wood and/or foam-cored bulkheads, frames, and stringers