The Return of Titanic [Part-3]
For the past few days, I've seen the Titanic movie several times and every time I ship the ship, I feel like I'm drowning in the ship. I have also dreamed about it several times. If I had been fortunate to stay in the Titanic ride, then we would discuss the internal things of what he saw in this episode.
Titanic_Grand_Staircase
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Internal Titanic divided into 10 columns. Their names are given below:
1.Boat Deck
2.Promenade Deck
3.Bridge Deck
4.Shelter Deck
5.Saloon Deck
6.Upper Deck
7.Middle Deck
8.Lower Deck
9.Orlop Deck
10.Tank top
Titanic Boat Deck
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Titanic Bridge Deck
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Titanic Promenade Deck
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Titanic Saloon Deck
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Titanic Shelter Deck
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For the passengers and public areas for the passengers, there were Promenade, Bridge, Shelter, Saloon, Upper, Middle and Lower (Deck = we split into different floors on the floor), and the ship was divided into different parts of the work as it was called Deck. .
The remaining three decks - Boat, Orlop and Tank Top - were used for crew, goods and equipment (eg: insin, boilers).
When the first internal design was made in Titanic, a number of new features were added to the luxury of the passengers. Among them were the huge swimming pool, ratki style baths, squam courts and gymnasiums. And all of them were for First Class passengers.
The public rooms that were allocated for the first class passengers were exotic saloons, reception rooms, libraries, smoking rooms, cafes and pool zones (for pool play.) Allocated for first-class passengers Ravi Bose's Exclusive Arba Raj Prasad Style There were a number of such bathrooms in the Titania.
Titanic_Grand_Staircase
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The stairs of the first-class decks were also a unique feature of the nobility. According to the designs of the seventeenth century designer William and Mary
This is made. The total length of the spirals was 60 feet. Half of the handle on the stairs was glass and the other half was made of brass. However, the Chief Designer Thomas Andrews wanted that the stairs would be in combination with graphite and marble, but due to technology, graphite was not possible.
The description of Titanic's internal decoration is just beginning. It is impossible to discuss all of it in one episode. Today, however, stay here. In the next phase, details of allocated pools, luxurious rooms, etc. for first-class passengers. Bye