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Aequus 7.0, the Swedish day boat's heir.

Carl Gustav PETTERSSON, Swedish shipbuilder and brilliant architect ( 1876-1953 ) drew, at the beginning of the last century, more than a thousand boats for Swedish families. Many of these boats still navigate today and are passed on of generation in generation. They are elegant boats, but, considering their age, gourmants in maintenance. Sailing in family on My Hill, our 1930 C.G. Pettersson, we had the idea to make conceived by our finot-conq architects friends, in the same spirit but using all the technological progress, the Aequus 7.0.

CONVIVIAL ABOVE ALL

Aequus 7.o offers a spacious cockpit with outdoor seating and an accessible sun deck. A quiet night in port is possible due to a double berth cabin equipped with independent toilets and washbowl.

Standard features are:
Comfortable and convivial seating
A fully equipped galley with fridge, sink, stove and table
A Helmsman’s place with wheel
A self draining cockpit with opening transom
Electric WC and washbowl
A double berth in excess of 2 metres long
A hard top roof (equipped with solar cells)

Manufacture and finish

The Aequus 7.o has a composite fibreglass hull that is built to order and can match any customer colour choice. A wide range of upholstery colours is available.

Standard trim includes a leather-sheathed wheel, ash veneered interior and solid teak bulwark.

Comfort and safety

Those who have experienced it know that true luxury is silence! At sea, the only sound you want to hear is that of the wind and the waves.

The sea is no longer a risky adventure. Rediscover sailing as a moment of pleasure and sharing in total quietude and safety.

The Aequus 7.o has been designed to conform with CE standards category C which means that in France, the Aequus can be sailed safely at sea within a range of 6 nautical miles from shelter.

The storage of energy and its transfer to the motor is low voltage (48 volts nominal).