Piewiet 1100 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull type

Monohull · fin

Rig

Masthead Sloop

LOA

36.09' · 11 m

Displ.

14,330 lbs · 6,500 kg

First year

1986

The Piewiet 1100 represents a significant chapter in Dutch yacht building, originating from the Van de Rest Nautic shipyard in Kats, Zeeland. Produced primarily during the 1980s, this 11meter (approximately 36foot) cruiser was designed to handle the demanding, choppy conditions of the North Sea. Unlike the massproduced yachts of the same era from larger European manufacturers, the Piewiet 1100 was built with a philosophy of robustness and "nononsense" utility. The hull is typically constructed of solid glassreinforced plastic (GRP), while the decks often utilized a sandwich construction for weight savings and insulation. While technical documentation from the original builder is now scarce following shifts in the Dutch marine industry, the vessel remains a staple in Northern European waters, favored by sailors who prioritize structural integrity over contemporary aesthetics.