Linjett 39

The Three-Cabin Layout

The Linjett 39 comes standard with three cabins in a traditional layout, featuring two identical aft cabins and a front cabin. Both versions include a spacious saloon with an identical L-shaped galley placed in the same location.

The three-cabin version is designed with family in mind, ensuring ample space and comfort for everyone on board. Each cabin features large double beds and there is plenty of clever storage throughout the boat.

A unique feature of the three-cabin version is its divided bathroom. On the starboard side right down the companionway, there is a wet room with a shower and storage for wet weather gear. The heads is located forward, in front of the saloon, allowing it to be used independently from the wet room.

The Two-Cabin Layout

The two-cabin layout was drawn up after we received multiple requests for it at relatively short timeframe. After creating the alternative design, it got off to a flying start as we immediately received two orders of the Linjett 39 in this configuration.

This version of the L39 is designed to sail longer distances more comfortably, with additional space for equipment and more generous living areas. It also includes larger holding and water tanks compared to the standard layout.

The two-cabin layout features a larger owner’s cabin in the bow, with a wider and longer berth (210 cm in length). The owner’s cabin also includes more cupboards and drawers, and features a recessed sliding door. The front bulkhead has been slightly moved aft, increasing the size of the bow’s sail storage locker. The bathroom (word choice intended) is more spacious and offers greater storage than the standard version. It also includes a separate shower with a glass door, creating a feeling of a true bathroom. Instead of the starboard aft berth, there is a large storage compartment accessible from the cockpit, completed with a separate wet gear compartment which is accessible from the bathroom.

Rig & Sails

The goal when developing the rig and sails for the Linjett 39 was to make the yacht both quick, safe, and easy to handle. The Linjett yachts are renowned for their ability to carry large sails while maintaining perfect balance, and the Linjett 39 is no exception. Her foretriangle is the same size as the Linjett 43’s, but she is incredibly stable and reliable, even at aggressive angles. Thanks to a clever deck layout, you never need to be more than two people to sail her – no matter the weather conditions.

The aluminium rig from Seldén features a keel-stepped 9/10 mast with double swept spreaders for increased tuning options and maximum performance. Like our other models, the L39 can be equipped with Linjett's popular 107% furling jib. The jib can easily be reefed by rolling it into set markings and function with the self-tacking system – which comes as standard equipment.

For a true premium experience, all Linjett models can be delivered with a high-quality carbon fibre rig, manufactured by either Pauger or Seldén. The carbon fibre rig is at least twice as strong and reduces the weight by up to 80% compared to a traditional rig. The use of carbon fibre makes the rig stiffer while enhancing trim capabilities. The lighter rig increases the boat's stability while reducing overall strain. With smaller dimensions and less wind resistance, it is also much easier to handle.

• LOA 12.15 m
• LWL 11 m
• Beam 3,95 m
• Draft (shallow 2.15 m (1.95 m)
• Displacement 8700 kg
• Engine Volvo Penta D2 50
• Drive Sail Drive
• Fuel 200 L
• Water 350 L
• Mast Height 18.70 m
• Main Sail 52.9 m²
• Jib 107% 38 m²
• Selftacking Jib 34 m²
• Spinnaker 143 m²
• Code 0 80.8 m²
• SRS 1.080
• CE-Category A-Ocean
• Design Linjett Design