StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: ceiling

Taken in natural light - see image 13 for more information and another view.

Looking at the varnished roof and light fitting in F54. Note; the patress is, IMO, too thick. and ... Whilst it looks nice, varnish isn't right for this class of carriage.

Light fitting and suspended fabric ceiling in the first class [A1].

These ceiling panels and cover strips will need to be removed to allow the new bulkheads to be fitted. Note the provision of light fittings.

A general view of the interior, looking towards the kitchen end.

Ceiling light, and some surface wibbles in the ceiling panels.

So few people look up at the ceilings; because of not doing that, they miss details like this coat of arms and the complexity of the structure.

Fitting the interior ceiling boards is almost finished. Just the central light fitting to add....

repair / replacement for part of the saloon ceiling, which has been cleaned and sanded back towards a smooth surface. The final finish is yet to be applied.

In some compartments, there was insufficient original material for the ceiling infill planks, so a suitable quality marine plywood has been substituted. This has the advantage of presenting a smoother surface for attaching the ceiling layer, which will conceal the iron support hoops (roof sticks).

The first layer of the ceiling infill (the two grey painted sections) to level up with the two iron hoops (metal roof sticks) in one of the first class compartments. The unpainted middle area planks are the roof. The new coving between the roof and the walls can be seen, inset into it are two brass plates. These are dished to allow passengers to grip the emergency communication chains.