The Najad 411 guide helps owners decide what may need replacing, what can be priced indicatively and what still needs measuring. Winch guidance is kept as an optional deck-equipment item, which helps distinguish a core re-rig from upgrades that may be desirable but are not essential to the stay set. Previous rigging work can alter terminals, rigging screws, mast fittings or the forestay arrangement even when the basic yacht model has not changed. Where measurements are being supplied remotely, clear photographs of every upper and lower termination should accompany the finished lengths, wire sizes, pin diameters and rigging-screw details.

Yacht and rig details

ProductionSweden, 1993–2003
LOA12.53 m
Beam4.07 m
Displacement12,200 kg
RigMasthead sloop
Mast steppingKeel stepped
Spreaders2

411 standing rigging

Indicative forestay/backstay/shroud diameter8 mm
Rigging type1x19 stainless steel wire
Indicative standing rigging cost£3,000 – £3,394 inc VAT

Furler and kicker recommendations

Genoa furler Furlex 304S — 16.65 m
Rodkicker Seldén Rodkicker 30 (Normal Gas)

Mast and boom recommendations

Suggested mast sectionC211
Indicative mast height17.54 m
Suggested boom sectionE300
Indicative boom foot length4.91 m
ReefingSlab reefing (3 reef lines)

411 running rigging

LineDiameterLengthSuggested rope
Main halyard 10 mm 37 m Dyneema
Genoa halyard 10 mm 38.3 m Dyneema
Spinnaker halyard 10 mm 41.1 m Dyneema
Genoa sheets 12 mm 25 m per sheet Marlow Ocean Braid
Main sheet 12 mm 12.5 m Marlow Ocean Braid

These specifications and prices are indicative only and should be verified against the rig and existing equipment on the individual yacht.

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