There are now quite a few doors fitted. Sometime I will make a count of the total number of doors and I think the amount will surprise everyone.The steel beams in the ceiling are being cased in simulated oak and these will complement the curved ceilings in the dining and day rooms.
The plumbing in this picture is complete. It serves two back-to-back wet units and will be easily accessible from the corridor by removing a panel for servicing. The space also has the electrical supply for the wet units.
The floor on the lower deck is now complete and ready for the vinyl covering in the corridor and carpet in each cabin.
Each day there are Trimline workers (the main contractor) plus a selection of subcontactors Parcar the electrical subcontractor, Tugwell, the mechanical subcontractor, Evac, the waste water subcontractor, Iso energy, the heat pump subcontractor and Jupiter, the underfloor heating subcontractor. As a result the ship has bits and pieces all over the place. Very soon, in October, it will all come together and be finished ready for towing to Chidham to replace the Gerald Daniel.
David Edwards Project Manager.
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