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The Fit-out process of a First class stateroom, specifically C-65 on Titanic in the Queen Anne style. After the launch Titanic was just an empty hull, during the fit-out, the ship received her luxurious interiors and fittings. •First, all the piping and ducting were fitted. •Then the Litosilo was laid on the floor to create an even finish. •Next, the timber stud-work was erected to created the individual walls and partitions as well as boxing pipes, vents and steel structures. •Next, all the ele

Step inside Cabin B59, one of Titanic’s beautifully designed First-Class staterooms. With its fine woodwork, stylish décor, and warm atmosphere, it reflected the comfort and grandeur that made Titanic a true “floating palace.” 💎 🧐 Did you know? A First-Class suite on Titanic could cost the equivalent of tens of thousands of dollars today — a fortune that only the wealthiest passengers could afford. 🌟 ⚠️ Disclaimer: This post is for educational and historical purposes only. 📌 Full Credit: Tit

🛠️ Construction of the Titanic’s Swimming Pool 🏗️ Materials Used - **Steel and Tile**: The pool was constructed using **steel plates** and **ceramic tiles**, which were common materials for water containment structures at the time. The steel framework provided structural integrity, while the tiles ensured a smooth, hygienic surface for the saltwater. - **Saltwater System**: The pool was filled with **heated seawater**, generated through an electrolytic process that separated salt from the ocea

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