The Broom 425 has our latest concept in styling with frameless windows and steps both sides of the transom.

Hull Design & Construction

The hull and superstructure mouldings are of excellent quality and are produced using hand laid chopped strand mat and woven rovings in Lloyds approved isopthalic gel coat and resin, over double brushed isopthalic gel coat all but eliminating the risk of osmosis.

Substantial tranverse and longitudinal stringers are incorporated throughout the hull for strength. The hull and deck joint is both riveted and bonded.

Deck Layout

The 425 has two deck layout options the standard layout or the extended cockpit version.

The layouts provide an easy to use boat when either passing through locks, low bridges or just mooring up, yet also provide comfort and safety when cruising offshore.

A major feature of the 425 is the easy and safe access from both sides of the transom. The standard cockpit layout has a door at the aft end for added security. There is also a large dinette seating area with a table outside for dining.

The 425 extended cockpit layout has a larger cockpit seating area, with an access door to port and starboard enhancing security with children or in inclement weather.

Command Position

Ergonomically well laid out, the console design permits ease of monitoring the engine systems and navigation equipment, together with an excellent view. Weather protection is provided by the large windscreen. A quick release two part hood protects the cockpit area and helm station.
Upholstery & Interior Fabrics

The choice of materials is flexible to meet owner requirements. The owner is free to choose from the range of materials offered by our interior designer.

Interior Layout

The standard interior provides for a really superior guest cabin with a large shower and toilet compartment. The berth can easily be converted from twins to a double. The spacious saloon has corner seating and a table to portside with seating being made portable to provide two comfortable dining seats at the main table.

Alternatively owners can choose the dinette layout, which incorporates an additional seating area adjacent to and on the same level as the galley.

The 425 has a top speed of 29 knots subject to the engines specified. The craft is available with a single engine giving speeds of up to 18 knots.