Hi Paul, Thanks for your questions. Beam is around 23ft at this stage. Aiming for tankage to achieve 3000nm at 10 knots, will need to see the actual performance when fully loaded. Hull beam approx 6ft. Layout is typical of Taiwanese pilothouse mono's of this size. Salon off the cockpit, raised pilothouse with galley, master in the bow, 2 guest cabins, 1 in each hull off the salon. One of the guest cabins can double as office. Flybridge access from Cockpit or galley. 17ft tender space. I will have layouts on line in the coming months. I had this layout on Pacific Harmony in a larger format and worked very well. Will have open flybridge and pilothouse steering station this time though. Often wished we had a fresh air steering station. Price is expected to be around USD$1.3-1.5m for a very high fit and finish. Resin infused and light weight composites adds a little cost compared to the usual trawlers from Asia but I'm convinced they have the skill when you offer good QC and guidance. They are so willing. I will have a western person there full time for the first few boats and make monthly visits myself to get exactly the boat westerners seek. Most Asian builders don't own boats so they happily do it your way when you tell them what you want. Georg, range on Pacific Harmony was supposed to be 3000nm+ at 10 kts which in theory would work on her 13000 litre tanks. We loaded 6000l extra fuel for the Marquesas to Galapagos leg which is 3000nm and only just made it. Head winds and head current along with the extra fuel really taxed the slim displacement hulls. Hence, new wider hull shapes we are looking at allow us to carry more fuel without much difference in fuel burn and of course, hull interior space that is really useful, especially around the engine. Many potential buyers of this boat went cold when they saw the engine rooms with no walk around access. Now we will have full walk around access with a smaller boat. Pacific Harmony is cruising the Caribbean. The captain reported they may put her at Ft Lauderdale show this year, the owner has had his 2 seasons and may do one more but would like to offer her to the market while he looks at his last season. Cheers, John Winter www.adventurebaypowercats.com