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Upgrading the 102-foot motoryacht Banyan Gallery

Author:: Alyssa Haak
Updated:: Sep 27, 2017
Original:: Oct 1, 2011

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Upgrading the 102-foot motoryacht Banyan

Lights are typically turned down low in the relaxation room.

The Refit of <i>Lauren L</i> Gallery

Second Look II is a standard issue 37-foot Egg Harbor convertible, a vessel that was popular back in the 1980's. Without her hardtop, this boat's flying bridge looks almost naked.

Put a Lid on It Gallery

Movin' On Up Gallery

Renderings and sketches courtesy of Benetti and RWDAn early sketch shows a raked bow as a possibility.

Benetti’s Nataly Gallery

Core material, with closely spaced bleeder holes (not visible) drilled through, is primed with resin and stuck into the putty before the vacuum bag (rolled up, above workmen) is applied.

The Hard Core Facts Gallery

Photos by Aimée ColónThe bright colors of Bergen’s Bryggen district would be repeated throughout our trip.

Norway Gallery

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Upgrading Boat Upholstery

(1) Locate a section of duct work

Nautic Air Module - Got Allergies? Gallery

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