MABLANI

LENGTH

20.70 M (67.9 ft)

BEAM

N/A

DRAFT

N/A

DISPLACEMENT

45 TONS

ENGINE

TWIN CATERPILLAR C18 1015HP

SPEED

28.00 Knots

MULDER CONVERTIBLE

GENERAL

Year: 2009

Hull material: Aluminium

Hull shape: Planing round-bilged with keel

Displacement: 45 TONS @ half load

Naval architect: Vripack Naval Architects and Jaron Ginton

Exterior design: Guido de Groot

Classification:

CE Class ocean going motor yachts

Tenderbay: Max. 4.00 M

Passarelle: Telescopic with remote control

Cabins: 4

TECHNICAL

Engine(s): TWIN CATERPILLAR C18 1015HP

Diesel capacity: 6.500 L

Fresh water capacity: 2.000 L

Grey water capacity: 900 L

Bow thruster:

Hydraulic

Stern thruster:

Hydraulic

Stabilizers:

Koop Naiad

Anchor winches: With capstan, with footswitches and control on dashboard

ELECTRICAL

Generator(s): Kohler

Batteries:

Gell service batteries 6 x 200 Ah
Starting batteries for main engine 2x 200 Ah

Heating system: Fan-coil units in each cabin

Airconditioning: Central Water System, with fan-coil units

Boiler(s): 220 Liter

EXTERIOR

Paintwork:

Two components paint system
Dark blue hull colour
Superstructure in Off White

INTERIOR

Galley equipment:

Ceramic cooking plates
Extractor fan
130 litre fridge
Micro-wave/ oven combi all Siemens
Corian work top with stainless-steel sink unit
Built-in stainless steel sink in pilot house bar
Built-in refrigerator in pilot house bar, 60 liter standard

Landry equipment:

Washing machine & dryer

A Piece of Mulder History

The 2009 Mulder Convertible Yacht MABLANI is a part of Mulder Shipyard’s rich history, showcasing the evolution of our designs and approach to yacht building over the decades. Measuring 20.70 M, this yacht represents a unique chapter in our story, tailored to meet the preferences of its original owner.

While specific details about this yacht are no longer available, it holds a valued place in our heritage. Each Mulder yacht has contributed to our journey, reflecting the aspirations of its time and the individuality of those who commissioned it.

If you have any additional information, photographs, or stories about this yacht, we’d love to hear from you to further celebrate its legacy.