Design
Pram 220
Designed by Paolo Lodigiani
Drawn for an owner who wanted a rigid tender for his eight-metre yacht. At 2.20 m she is about the minimum that can do that job safely while still looking like a boat rather than a floating box, and she is light enough to lift aboard or launch while the yacht lies at her mooring. With the small sail and centreboard fitted she is enough boat for a child or an adult to enjoy in sheltered water.
A 2.20 m rigid tender drawn for an eight metre yacht, small enough to lift aboard and shaped like a boat rather than a box. A small sail and a centreboard make her a sailing dinghy for children or adults in sheltered water. A beginner build.
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| Design | Plans from | LOA | Logs |
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| Stasha | Woodenwidget | 7′ 3″ (2.2 m) | 0 |
| Tweak | Plyboat | 2.2 m (7′ 3″) | 0 |
| 7 ft 3 in Dinghy | Benford Design Group | 7′ 3″ (2.21 m) | 0 |
| Trixie | Andrew Walters Design | 7′ 2″ (2.18 m) | 0 |
| Roof Rack | John Welsford | 2.18 m (7′ 2″) | 0 |
| Tender Behind | John Welsford | 2.22 m (7′ 3″) | 0 |