Vaudrey
Miller’s ‘Tender Touch’ is proudly
reflected in each and every tender produced.
Vaudrey Miller is an established creator of hand-crafted tenders that visually
complement and reliably service some of the world’s largest and most
prestigious superyachts. Discerning owners and designers are increasingly selecting
Vaudrey Miller as their builder of choice.
With superyachts increasing in size and range and varying markedly in style
and purpose, tender requirements have evolved to include many specialist applications.
Vaudrey Miller operates at the forefront of these developments, building classic
styled commuters, contemporary D-RIBs, fully enclosed and sumptuously appointed
limousines, recreational sports models and state of the art catamarans with
beach landing and ‘heavy-lift’ capabilities.
Hull structures are crafted in epoxy composites that utilise carbon fibre,
Kevlar and the latest resin infusion techniques to achieve weight reduction,
high strength and excellent performance. And while individual commissions are
finely detailed to show case unique styles and finishes, exacting attention
to operational reliability and ease of servicing is invested across the range.
This ethos delivers an unparalleled result; one graciously acknowledged by
owners, guests and crew alike.
Current Projects
Vaudrey Miller is currently constructing eight super
yacht tenders for four clients; they have diverse design
profiles and range in size from 8.2m to 13.6m. They
include:
- Two classic-styled tenders powered by twin diesels
and water jets for a repeat client intent on equipping
his new yacht with second-generation Vaudrey Miller
tenders.
- A Utility monohull fitted with a bow door to facilitate
easy beach landings.
- An 11.8m contemporary classic powered by twin
diesels and stern drives.
- A 10m Sport powered by twin diesels and stern
drives.
- A 9.7m RIB powered by twin diesels and stern drives.
- A 9.3m D-Section RIB powered by twin diesels and
stern drives.
- A 13.6m catamaran with two cabins, a 300kg crane and
a two-stage bow door designed to load people, equipment
and vehicles. This 34-knot luxury catamaran – powered
by jet units and fitted with ballast tanks - fulfils
multiple recreational and mother ship support roles.
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