Dufour 44 - New model sneak peak walkthrough

Join me on my first time on board the brand new model Dufour 44. To say I was impressed is an understatement. She felt much bigger than a 44.
Please contact me for more information:
James Tiernan
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[@masewoods8337]

Can the table be cut, hinged and folded in half to create floor space?
TV in the master cabin? Is that going to be possible? Fold down for ceiling? Some other way?

[@jamestiernanyachts9021]

Hi Mase!
Yes to all of the above. We would work with you on how exactly you would like it.

[@masewoods8337]

@@jamestiernanyachts9021 I'm still in the dreaming stage. But I'm working on it. That table folded in half, would add huge floor space when folded. Do not feel like you have to waste time on my questions, but I'm gonna ask them.
1. Ok in the cockpit, 2 tables, articulating up and down so either or both could be a big sunbed or a table. They could combine in the middle to make one table? Is that possible?
2. What if someone wanted to live on this full time. Could one of the aft cabins be turned into space/garage? Washer/dryer, freezer pantry/storage? So, one aft cabin with one wet-head. The other side a garage and then proper nav station/workspace so someone could do computer work?
If so, since the nav station is moved could a tv articulate up from behind that cool setae across from the table?
3. What if someone got it in their head they want no propane at all. Can the galley be all induction and can the cockpit be electric gill? Even with the diesel engine?
4. My question about the master cabin is a big one, I'll save it for later.
If I get to retire this way, this seems to be the boat. No other boat comes close. You do not need to answer any of these, I'm still just dreaming.

[@jamestiernanyachts9021]

@@masewoods8337
Hi Mase, no problem see my answers in your text below;
James Tiernan Yacht Consultant I'm still in the dreaming stage.
Keep the dream alive, without dreams where would we be!
But I'm working on it. That table folded in half, would add huge floor space when folded. Do not feel like you have to waste time on my questions, but I'm gonna ask them.
No problem here are the answers below text of each question;
1. Ok in the cockpit, 2 tables, articulating up and down so either or both could be a big sunbed or a table. They could combine in the middle to make one table? Is that possible?
I’m not sure is there enough space for this but it if there is then no problem.
2. What if someone wanted to live on this full time. Could one of the aft cabins be turned into space/garage? Washer/dryer, freezer pantry/storage? So, one aft cabin with one wet-head. The other side a garage and then proper nav station/workspace so someone could do computer work? If so, since the nav station is moved could a tv articulate up from behind that cool setae across from the table?
Yes. In fact we were presented some very exciting new design proposals last week that would fit exactly your thoughts here. Once we have final confirmation and picture I will send this to you. You’re going to love it.
3. What if someone got it in their head they want no propane at all. Can the galley be all induction and can the cockpit be electric gill? Even with the diesel engine?
Yes we have already started to induction stove top and fully electric combo oven which includes air fryer function.
4. My question about the master cabin is a big one, I'll save it for later. If I get to retire this way, this seems to be the boat. No other boat comes close. You do not need to answer any of these, I'm still just dreaming.
Keep dreaming sir! I’m sure one day we will be popping a bottle of champagne on your new boat! :)

[@masewoods8337]

Wow! Ok let me explain what I want to know about the master cabin. Make the one that's just a shower into a dry head. By extending the space to port into the cabin, toward where the door is now. Move the door over towards port.
Remove the other wet-head altogether. Push the galley wall into the master cabin. like 1 or 2 feet. Now that galley sink can go in the corner. Facing a corner sink you have counter space left and right and more storage underneath and up top.
Also, since the one head is extended you have a real place for a tv facing the bed on the extended head wall.
I am sure that did not come out well. But I have been staring at the image of the layout, obviously not the longitudinal galley, this is for the forward galley.
That is a layout. Tons more space for pots and pans a dishwasher etc. It's not symmetric, but some of us don't care. Anyway. That is my dream version of my dream retirement boat. We'll be talking about this in 7 months. I'm trying.