Burger Launches 153’ Tri-Deck Motor Yacht "Ingot"

"Ingot" is the most luxurious and sophisticated Burger built to date. Powered by twin Caterpillar 3508 engines, she is ready to efficiently cruise the world. "Ingot" was designed to be an environmental "Ingot" is the most luxurious and sophisticated Burger built to date. Powered by twin Caterpillar 3508 engines, she is ready to efficiently cruise the world. INGOT was designed to be an environmentally friendly “go anywhere” exploration vessel with the refinement of a classic and stately motor yacht.ly friendly “go anywhere” exploration vessel with the refinement of a classic and stately motor yacht.

With an exquisite design throughout her 5,025 square feet (467 square meters) of interior accommodations and 4,150 square feet (386 square meters) of exterior deck and leisure space, she features brilliant detail and amenities ensuring pleasant cruising for owners and guests wherever she travels.

"Ingot" features a “Neo” Classical motif enriched by traditionally designed, book-matched, raised panel Honduras mahogany. The interior incorporates curved, molded and radiused joiner details throughout accented by 104 custom built round Honduras mahogany pillars with Maple burl inlaid veneers.

The lower accommodations include four large VIP staterooms with king sized berths, unique joiner details, walls of raised panel mahogany and a blend of soft fabrics. Each VIP stateroom includes an en suite bath with heated floors and rare marbles, granites and onyx.

The spacious crew accommodations, built of bright, naturally finished Anigre, include a large lounge area, separate laundry room and a walk-in refrigerator/freezer. Each of the four double crew staterooms includes an en suite bath. A Captain’s stateroom, finished in raised panel mahogany, is situated aft of the wheelhouse and includes an en suite bath.

The interior central staircase, adjacent to the full-sized, wheelchair accessible elevator servicing all four levels, includes a recessed mahogany railing with wrought iron accents. At the sky deck level, the stairway features a full glass surround.

The salon and dining area feature two large, back lit “white” onyx ceiling panels; one directly over the dining table and the other over the seating area in the main salon. A radius faced mahogany china cabinet with a form matching soffit above divides these spaces.

The stainless steel and Mahogany trimmed galley is furnished with commercial quality equipment and appliances. A separate stairway provides discrete crew access from the galley to a service panty on the sky deck.

The sky deck features a large pilot house/navigation area forward with an adjacent Captain’s stateroom. Aft is the sky lounge complete with comfortable seating, entertainment area and wet bar, with direct access to the galley.

Stowing the tenders discreetly on the aft main deck leaves the upper decks clear for dining and lounging. The exterior Bridge Deck features an inviting exterior seating arrangement forward of the Pilot House for enjoying the view while atanchor or underway. Aft on the Bridge deck are several additional dining and relaxation opportunities. The central feature of the sun deck is a teak wet bar with large screen television. The sun deck also offers a large hot tub and sun lounge, a built in treadmill, day head and forward seating areas.

After final fit out and sea trials, "Ingot" will travel on her own bottom to the Mediterranean where she will be featured in the 2008 Monaco Yacht Show, September 24-28, 2008.

Source: Burger Boat Company