The Big Cat houseboat is built on modules so that the vessel is easy to assemble and finalize near the waters it is to be used on. It is also possible to charter the finalized vessel to wherever it is needed.
Designed for inland waters, the structure of the Big Cat resembles a catamaran: pontoons under the hull with a light and rigid composite frame. Movement is powered with outboard motors and electricity is provided by solar panels. Cruising speed for the houseboat is five knots.
Big Cat can be steered from the upper deck or the cabin. The structure is balanced so that it will not tilt even if everyone onboard is on one side admiring the scenery.
Maintenance of the houseboat is easy: the equipment can be accessed without removing other parts via service hatches above the pontoons.
Gray water is retained and is not emptied on port areas. The septic tank is large and there can be several weeks between emptying it.
The houseboat has a CE marking.