Danish designer Bent Juul Andersen created this solid coastal cruiser for LM Glasfiber during the 1980s, combining Scandinavian build quality with practical sailing characteristics. The Lm 28's long keel configuration and substantial 8,000-pound displacement make it a reassuringly stable platform for extended coastal passages and moderate offshore work. With its masthead sloop rig and well-balanced sail plan, this boat offers predictable handling that appeals to both novice and experienced sailors. The 24.58-foot waterline generates respectable performance while maintaining the comfort and seaworthiness that characterizes Danish design philosophy from this era. A moderate comfort ratio of 24.07 suggests good motion characteristics in choppy conditions, while the capsize screening formula of 1.9 indicates reasonable stability for coastal and near-offshore sailing. Built between 1982 and 1991 with 325 hulls produced, the Lm 28 represents solid fiberglass construction from LM Glasfiber's respected Danish facility. The long keel design provides excellent directional stability and forgiving sailing characteristics, making it particularly suitable for couples or small families seeking a capable coastal cruiser. While not designed for racing, its moderate sail area to displacement ratio delivers satisfying performance under a variety of conditions.

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