
The sheer comfort abroad is impressive whether in port or at sea.
Her 215 square feet of teak lined cockpit offers a spacious leisure and relaxation area. The central table can seat up to ten in comfort. No shortage of elbow room down below either ; four huge double cabins each with bookshelves, easy chair, hanging and stowage lockers, and a head with a washbasin, shower facility and toilet. The fully fitted galley also has ample provision for stowage. Add to this a performance hull, a suit of competition sails, the best in terms of on board safety, and a wealth of technology directly adopted from blue water racing multihulls, and you will understand why the LAGOON 57 is the stuff dreams are made of, even for the most demanding of yachtsmen.
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CHARTER version "Galley down"
CUSTOM version
OWNER version "galley up"
Specifications Lagoon 57
| Overall length |
55'5.5" |
| Hull length |
55'5.5" |
| Waterline length |
50.3' |
| Beam |
30' 2" |
| Draft |
3' 11" |
| Displacement |
env. 28660 lbs |
| Main Sail (full battens) |
1129 sq ft |
| Furling jib |
430 Sq ft |
| Spinaker |
1935 Sq ft |
| Staysail on a detachable inner forestay |
301 sq ft |
| Storm jib |
86 sq ft |
| Naval architects |
Marc Van Peteghem
Vincent Lauriot Prévost
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Specifications Lagoon 55
| Overall length |
54'9" |
| Hull length |
54'9" |
| Waterline length |
50' |
| Beam |
30' 2" |
| Draft |
3' 11" |
| Displacement |
env. 5897 lbs |
| Number of cabins |
4 |
| Berth |
8/10 perst |
| Washroom |
4/5 |
| Main Sail (full battens) |
1129 sq ft |
| Furling jib |
484 Sq ft |
| Spinaker |
1935 Sq ft |
| Staysail on a detachable inner forestay |
301 sq ft |
| Storm jib |
161 Sq ft |
| Motors |
2*48 CV |
| Naval architects |
Marc Van Peteghem
Vincent Lauriot Prévost
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CONSTRUCTION
Hull and deck of contact laminate (core). Construction specifications in line with the highest standards of aeronautical composite materials : tridirectional-weave glass-cloth,carbon reinforcement, hydro-ply impegnated with epoxy
All bulkheads and other bonding are effected using Polyvinylester with two-directional glass cloth. Composite rudder on laminated tube with self aligning bearing blocks.
STANDING RIGGING
- Mast, 21m (69'), white lacquered aluminium with welded mast attachment fittings.
- White-lacquered aluminium boom.
- 2 levels of spreaders raked aft
- 1 forestay with roller for solent jib.
- 1 releasable babystay with turnbuckle
- 2 sheathed shrouds.
- 2 sheathed lower shrouds
- 2 lazyjacks to take battened main
- Harken track + cars for main slider
RUNNING RIGGING
- 1 main halyard, Ø 16 (0.63")
- 1 solent halyard, Ø 14 (0.55")
- 1 spinnaker halyard, Ø 14 (0.55")
- 1 pre-stretched staysail halyard, Ø 14 (0.55")
- 1 pre-stretched main topping lift, Ø 14 (0.55")
- 1 pre-stretched outhaul adjustment line, Ø 14 (0.55")
- 3 pre-stretched reef-pendants, Ø 14 (0.55")
- 1 pre-stretched mainsheet, Ø 16 (0.63")
- 1 solent and staysail sheet, Ø 14 (0.55')
- 2 main car adjustment lines, Ø 14 (0.55")
- 2 jib car adjustment line, Ø 14 (0.55")
- 2 pre-stretched spinnaker sheets, Ø 14 (0.55")
- 2 pre-stretched spinnaker guys, Ø 14 (0.55")
SAILS AND DECK FITTINGS
As standard, suit of competition-quality sails :
- Mainsail, double-pleat Dacron leech tabling, area 105 m2 (1129 Sq.ft) with set of Epoxy fibreglass battens fixed onto Harken cars for perfect ease of use (stainless steel reinforcement, triple seams, reinforced aluminium headboards, 3 reef-bands, etc.)
- Solent jib on furling system, 40 m2 (430 Sq.ft), leech has Dacron reinforcement U.V. protection.
- Storm jib with snap-hooks, 8 m2 (86 Sq.ft).
DECK APPOINTEMENT
Cockpit :
- Vast 20 m 2 (215 Sq.ft)- can be used as on-deck saloon.
- 2 ergonomic steering stations with leather-covered steering wheels - 1000 mm (39") - engine controls to starboard, engine indicator dash panels, compass.
- Teak cockpit table
- Cockpit floor is teak-battened.
- 1 shaped settee with 2 lockers to starboard.
- Straight settee with lockers to port.
- 2 vast grating sections in cockpit floor for stowage.
- 2 vast lockers in aft section with gas-bottle housing
- Settees have foam seat and backrcst cushions.
- 2 fold-away sunlounger pads (40mm/1.5" thick).
- Lockers in aft-beam for life-saving equipment
Transom extensions :
- Teak-battened aft spoilers.
- Opening hatch for engine access located on first step.
- Built-in shower facility to port and starboard.
- 3 access steps down to the swim ladders of fold-away type.
- Integral swim ladder
SERVICE SYSTEMS
Engine compartment :
- Twin 48-HP S-Drive engines in cocoon engine compartment (sound deaded engine beds).
- Illumination of engine compartment.
- Controls to both engines brought together on starboard helm.
- 2 three-bladed fixed 19" propellers.
- Constant ventilation with choke-flap in case of fire (in compliance with NUC standards).
- Fresh-water heat exchanger for hot-water tank.
- Fuel tank: 2x400 l (2x88 imp.g/2xl05 US galls)
Plumbing :
- Two 500-litre water tanks built into keels (110 imp.g/132.1 US galls)
- Two 42-litre water heaters (9.23 imp.g/11.1 US galls)
- 2 water-pressure units with communicating duct.
- Electric water gauge.
- All stopcocks are of bronze (1/4-turn type) with filter on uptakes
Electricity :
- Main 12-volt panel - 32 functions with "PCS" (monitoring of consumption, voltage and charge).
- Bi-polar battery cut-outs to main circuit and engines.
- 2 banks of 3xl60 A/h batteries.
- 220-volt (or 110-volt) system as optional extra
Appointment details:
- Built of plywood-teak veneer and melamine.
- Veneers and teak adhesive lamina are applied using adhesive and high-frequency press.
- Polyurethane varnish
- Liner
- All wood parts are protected by a resin or varnish undercoat