The spacious Fleming 75 pilothouse has the feel of the bridge from a much larger vessel and is the nerve and social center of the boat. Gently curving stairs lead down to the accommodation and short companionways lead up to the flybridge and down to the salon. Sliding doors on either side give access to port and starboard bridge decks. Throughout there are ample handrails for security.
An L-shaped settee, raised up for enhanced visibility, is set around a teak table with storage built into the leg. Wood window blinds slot into retainers. An optional, hydraulically-operated pilot-berth can be recessed into the aft bulkhead. To port is a chart table with red lens chart light.
Of course the main function of the pilothouse is to provide a dedicated area for piloting free from distractions. The Fleming 75 has achieved this in style with space for a full range of electronics in full-width upper and lower consoles. Engine instrumentation and controls as well as bowthruster joystick are grouped at the helm station. One Stidd helmseat is standard but there is space for two additional chairs.
There are separate swing out, back-lit switch panels for AC, DC and Advisory panels.
Deck Head
Off the pilot house is a deck head with toilet and ceramic basin set in granite countertop with mirror and lockers. There is an opening port and blower for ventilation.
