36' x 16' Cat Hull for Tiny House Project - Need Help Please :)

Hello, I am beginning a Tiny House project and need to know how much weight this hull can hold?

 

Could we have the Body Lines plan?

 

Thank You TANSL .. I don't have them. How would I go about getting them? Is there any way to guestimate ? Thank You!

 

If you could give us the main dimensions and a schematic of the main section and the longitudinal profile an estimate could be made.
A collection of front, deck and profile photos would also help.

 

Profile photo, main dimensions and dimensions of the main elements, please.

 

With the information given thus far I'll guess 8000 - 12000 pounds, maybe...

 

Thank You .. I will try n get more

 

Your intention is to build a tiny house on top of the hull and float it permanently? or just keep it on the hard until the next Harvey floats it?
The hull appears to have a lot of rocker and fine bows which means that weight distribution is going to be critical if it floats.

 

float it permanently .. for as long as that is .. any advise .. info?

 

Looks like a 10m Catalac, sold in the US as a 34 in the mid 1980's eg Catalac 34 sailboat for sale http://www.sailingtexas.com/scatalac34100.html

Richard Woods of Woods Designs

www.sailingcatamarans.com

 

before anything, is the hull now sitting on the concrete blocks as shown in your first photo?
If so, definitely reblock the boat - soil looks very soft and replace the hollow concrete blocks with something solid.

First impression is that the front 1/4 -1/3 of the boat must be veranda with nothing heavy on it.

As TANSL notes, you will need the lines to get the best results.
Here is one suggestion
run a horizontal chalk line in line with the bottom of the stern and parallel to the hull and mark off 3 foot intervals running forward.
run perpendicular lines and then measure lateral offsets and heights at the chine line

edit for Richard; were any of the Catalac 34's sold as power boats?