Tes 246 Versus - 7.50m Sailing yacht

About Tes 246 Versus

The yacht Tes 460 Versus boasts a robust construction with external fittings in A4 steel and anodized aluminum, ensuring durability even in saltwater conditions. Its high-quality features include a roller jib with 7 layers of laminates, full Sail Service sails, and a Lazybag with lazyjack for added convenience.

The interior is meticulously finished with waterproof veneered plywood and natural wood, providing a cozy and practical living space. Safety is a top priority, with anti-slip layers, stainless steel fittings, and a comprehensive rigging setup ensuring a secure sailing experience. The yacht also offers convenience with mooring cleats, ample storage, and a folding table for functionality. Sleeping arrangements are well-considered, with side berths and a transverse double berth in the stern cabin. The galley is equipped with essential amenities like a sink, gas cooker, and top-loading fridge.

Electrical installations guarantee lighting and prepare the boat for modern electronic devices. Overall, this yacht's standard configuration caters to diverse customer needs, making it an attractive and versatile option for those seeking a reliable, practical, and accommodating vessel for various sailing experiences.

Hull and the cocpit

Antifouling and anti-osmosis paint are crucial for maintaining the health and longevity of your vessel. These coatings protect your boat from biological growth and give it a glossy finish in a color that enhances its appearance.

The standard hull color is white with stripes in grey or navy blue. You have the option to select any color from the RAL palette to personalize your yacht and make it truly unique.

The standard version of Tes 246 Versus does not include side windows in the hull. You have the option to select from the following configurations: 2 windows - one in the center on each side, 4 windows - one in the front and one in the back on each side, or 6 windows - three on each side.

Keel versions

Having a fixed keel and a deep sea rudder is essential for stability and preventing sideways drift. The solid iron keel counteracts the force of the wind on the sails, ensuring balance and reducing tipping. It also improves maneuverability, assists in steering, and helps the boat stay on a straight course, leading to safer and more efficient sailing.

False keel and stainless steel swing keel offer an intermediate solution between a fixed keel and a swing-keel version. The internal ballast is situated within the false keel, lowering the center of gravity and enhancing stability compared to the swing-keel version. However, it does not reach the depth of a fixed keel version, with a depth of 75cm.