Four Winns’ first catamaran
TH36 is a small masterpiece with the right mix of performance and comfort
Fast and fun. These are the features of the first catamaran from Four Winns, a historic American brand with more than 50 years of experience. TH36, the catamaran designed by Marc Lombard and Garroni Design, is entirely dedicated to fun, offering large outdoor spaces for maximum on-board comfort. Designed to offer the same space as a significantly larger boat but reducing running costs, with its dual engine up to 700 horsepower, TH36 also guarantees excellent performance. External livability is virtually unmatched, compared to any boat of equal length (11 meters), thanks in part to the maximum beam of 4.47 meters. There is room in the cockpit for a lounge area with a full wet-bar and no less than three separate sofas and two tables that can be easily converted from social spaces to sundecks if needed.
Also in the bow is an additional lounge area with double facing C-shaped sofas. Finally, in the middle of the boat, we find wheelhouse with a single seat on the starboard side and a double co-pilot seat on the port side. This entire area of the boat is protected by a full-beam hard top. Below deck, despite being a dayboat, there is room for two double cabins with private bathrooms, allowing even a short overnight stay on board. Propulsion can be provided by two 300/350-hp Mercury or two 300-hp Yamaha engines, offering variety in performance. The TH36 represents a breakthrough in the world of catamarans, combining comfort, versatility and performance, promising an unparalleled sailing experience for fast cruisers.
THE WEEKENDER BECOMES EXTRA-LARGE
COMFORT INSIDE AND OUT
The exteriors, you can tell, are exceptionally large for an 11-meter. Adding to the everlasting comfort, however, is the symmetrical pair of cabins (one per hull) that make for a nice weekend away at sea.
MODULAR DECK
The seating on the deck is capable of translating and becoming a C-shaped sofa as in the photo above, or of widening to the boat’s broadside and turning the cockpit into a large open area, even removing the coffee tables.