When considering a motor yacht, there’s much more than just styling and accommodations to think about. Even though Trojan yachts are well known for superb style and comfortable accommodations, there’s another side to Trojan that many boaters don’t realize. So when you’re ready to choose a yacht, take a closer look and compare the advantages Trojan Yachts has to offer.
1 Electrical Bonding System links metallic underwater components to help minimize the effects of stray current electrolysis.
2 Structural Engine Mountings are designed to transfer the weight, torque and thrust of the propulsion system to the structural components of the hull.
3 Galvanic Isolator (Zinc Savers) extends the life of the sacrificial zinc anodes, protecting underwater hardware from electrolysis damage.
4 Synthetic Seat Frames, using molded or dimensional high-density Polyvinyl Carbonate bases on all exterior seating and lounges, provide longer life and lasting appearance.
5 Precision Overlap Hull-To-Deck Joints eliminate the "hinge effect" of flanged hull-to-deck joints, producing a stronger, more durable seam. Mechanical fasteners every 2" to 4" around perimeter assure consistent, reliable fastening. A polyurethane sealant supplements the joint.
6 Unitized Deck Construction, with deck, cabin top and cockpit fabricated as a single unit, provides greater structural integrity and less "racking" and flexing than common "layer-cake" construction methods.
7 All-Fiberglass Stringer System is hand-laminated into each hull to provide a rot-free structural backbone.
8 No Wood Below The Waterline—all wood has been eliminated from structural hull components below the waterline, ensuring a durable, longer-lasting hull structure.
9 Double-Welded Rail Stanchion Bases are welded inside and out to provide maximum strength.
10 Lineal-Buffed and Polished Stainless Steel Rails provide superior surface finish and corrosion-resistance.
11 Continuous Welded Rail Systems—unitized rail systems with all exterior welds ground and polished to minimize the potential for surface corrosion of the welds.
12 Aluminum Coring For All Deck Fixtures—rail stanchion feet and cleats are backed with aluminum coring, which spreads the torsional load, provides more lasting strength and reliability than wooden coring, increases the life of mountings and reduces risk of damage due to water penetration.
13 A Vinylester Barrier Coat provides an extra layer of protection that virtually eliminates the migration of water through the laminate structure of the hull, preventing the formation of osmotic blisters.
14 Transferable Limited Warranty assures you of added value when you choose to sell your boat.
15 Manganese-Bronze Rudders and Struts utilize a harder, more rigid material, to withstand deflection loads and provide more precise response to navigation input, as well as transfer of propulsion loads.
16 Magnetic Circuit Breakers provide more stable transfer of power and eliminate tripping due to heat and humidity.
17 Harnessed, Color-Coded Wiring Systems, with loomed runs of individually labeled, tinned copper-strand wiring on both AC and DC sides, provide durability, corrosion-resistance and easy trouble shooting. All 12V harness sections are joined with pin connectors, and 12V and 110V accessories are hardwired. Buss systems on bridge allow installation of additional components.
18 Marine Cabinetry assembled with extra care using stainless steel fasteners inserted through pre-drilled holes. All cabinets are drilled, glued and screwed—no cold steel self-tapping screws—and where appropriate, seams are dowel or tongue-and-groove jointed for added strength.
19 Seven-Step Surface Finish on all electronics arches plus a two-part urethane coating to assure lasting luster and resistance to corrosion. Polymer fasteners and access plates further reduce corrosion.
20 Bead-Blast Surface Preparation for bottom paint assures adherence and virtually eliminates the "peeling effect" experienced with inconsistent chemical surface treatments.
21 Secondary Bonding—all furniture and components are bonded directly to the original properly prepared fiberglass surface, instead of bonding over gelcoated or painted surfaces. Knytex knitted fiberglass cloth is used for all secondary bonding, providing better strength and stronger bonds.
22 Solid Fiberglass Bottom with no coring eliminates potential for structural damage from water penetration around through-hull fittings. This also lowers the boat’s center of gravity and maximizes under-water strength. Knytex substrates provide optimum resin-to-glass ratio which reduces weight without compromising strength and promotes better adherence of laminate layers.
23 Upholstery Fabrics designed for maximum performance in marine environment. Surface treatment prevents UV-damage and mildew, providing maximum wearability and resistance to harsh marine elements.
24 Deck and Hullside Coring reduces weight and improves rigidity, provides maximum strength-to-weight ratio and serves as insulation to help control internal temperatures.
25 Electronics Arches are custom-designed for each model and constructed of premium-grade aluminum for optimum strength. Finishing and painting is done under extremely controlled conditions to provide a durable, long-lasting coat. Non-corroding hardware is used to secure all access plates.
26 All-Fiberglass Boarding Platforms with skid-resistant surface allow easy boarding and include a ladder.
27 Wooden Dowel Joints—wood joints are still fastened the traditional craftsman’s way using wood dowels, a method that is more costly but provides greater strength overall.
28 Color-Coordinated Upholstery and Drapery Fabrics are specially selected, meticulously cut and precision hand-sewn in our own Upholstery Shop. All mattresses, pillows and bedspreads are hand-crafted.
29 Experienced Trojan Yachts People—skilled and dedicated, with an average seven years of boat building experience, our engineers and craftsmen design and create exquisite motor yachts with great care and attention to detail. We don’t just assemble boats at Trojan Yachts. Many of our people, in fact, are second generation boat builders and all have a deep sense of pride in their work. Trojan Apprentice and Career-Path programs ensure that skills and knowledge are seamlessly transferred to continue the tradition of excellence.
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