Design and Technology
Over the years, Lagoon has acquired a real expertise in developing innovative features on Catamarans whilst making a number of technical and technological advancements in conjunction with VPLP (Van Peteghem Lauriot Prevost) shaping the brand that it is today.
The points of difference keeping Lagoon ahead of the rest are:
- Construction by infusion – for optimal distribution of resins in the production process giving integral strength and maximizing the weight & strength distribution. It also acts as an effective environmental control minimizing waste in the production process.
- The sandwich core in balsa offers better mechanical (excellent resistance to compression) and chemical (more stability over time) properties.
- The symmetrical hulls – give a linear flow of water over both sides of the hulls while sailing with a full payload or when empty.
- The fins – are the preferred option to centerboards (or fins) as they are proven to have a higher resistance to lateral drift, stronger in the case of a grounding, provide the option for beaching if necessary and they protect the rudders by depth
- The vertical windows offer 360degree views, more protection from the sun, more volume, better visibility and a timeless design.
- Anti-osmosis prohibition technology through the use of vinylester resins in the construction.
- Buoyancy is a guarantee of security, the entire range are CE certified for un-sinkibility.
- Wide hulls provide more volume in the cabins with larger floor space thus making them more ergonomical and comfortable.
- All helm stations have been positioned for comfort and ease of handling.
- Hull volume enables double beds to be fitted in our smallest model – the L380. It also assists in increasing all models payloads.
- Saloon and cockpit spaces are proportioned for ease as access between both
- Living areas in Lagoons are comparable to monohulls 30-40% longer.
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