Superyacht activity at Mulder
Mulder has provided progress reports on its two largest superyacht projects to date.…
Mulder has reported good progress from its largest superyacht project to date, which is due to be launched in summer 2015. Following the installation of the generators and engines in the hull of its 34m motoryacht, and the joining of the hull and superstructure last July, work began on the insulation, pipe work and priming.
Now work has begun on outfitting the interior, which has been pre-fabricated on site at the Mulder Shipyard by the in-house team of carpenters. The propulsion system is ready and the last parts of the superstructure have also been delivered, including the deck furniture, hardtop and mast.
The vessel, which will be the first Mulder build over 300GT has been designed by Claydon Reeves, both inside and out, with naval architecture from Van Oossanen Naval Architects. She will be built to RINA LY3, MCA classification.
Meanwhile, the recently launched Mulder 98 Flybridge has completed her sea trials in Rotterdam and the North Sea. The 30m vessel surpassed her contracted speed by two knots, posting a top speed of 22 knots.
The yard also claims noise levels were ‘impressively quiet’, due to her floating interior. She will now finish outfitting before being delivered to her owner in the south of France in spring 2015.
Now work has begun on outfitting the interior, which has been pre-fabricated on site at the Mulder Shipyard by the in-house team of carpenters. The propulsion system is ready and the last parts of the superstructure have also been delivered, including the deck furniture, hardtop and mast.
The vessel, which will be the first Mulder build over 300GT has been designed by Claydon Reeves, both inside and out, with naval architecture from Van Oossanen Naval Architects. She will be built to RINA LY3, MCA classification.
Meanwhile, the recently launched Mulder 98 Flybridge has completed her sea trials in Rotterdam and the North Sea. The 30m vessel surpassed her contracted speed by two knots, posting a top speed of 22 knots.
The yard also claims noise levels were ‘impressively quiet’, due to her floating interior. She will now finish outfitting before being delivered to her owner in the south of France in spring 2015.
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