Turkish Baths size
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Roger Southern
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You could just look at the deck plans on this site- F Deck shows them clearly.
judedouch
Member
Hello,
Turkish Baths are located on F-Deck, between frame 21F and 42F.
Using the Spacing and Identification of frames on the F-deck plan, you can easily find the size of the Turkish Baths rooms knowing that :
Midship center of the hull is located between frames numbered 1F and 1A ( A = Aft , F = Forward)
The particulars of the frame spacing is as follows :
156 to 134 Forward : 24in
134 to 119 Forward : 27in
119 to 107 Forward : 30in
107 to 95 Forward : 33in
95 Forward to amidships : 36in
amidships to 111 Aft : 36in
111 to 121 Aft : 33in
121 to 133 Aft : 30in
133 to 148 Aft : 27in
Turkish Baths are located on F-Deck, between frame 21F and 42F.
Using the Spacing and Identification of frames on the F-deck plan, you can easily find the size of the Turkish Baths rooms knowing that :
Midship center of the hull is located between frames numbered 1F and 1A ( A = Aft , F = Forward)
The particulars of the frame spacing is as follows :
156 to 134 Forward : 24in
134 to 119 Forward : 27in
119 to 107 Forward : 30in
107 to 95 Forward : 33in
95 Forward to amidships : 36in
amidships to 111 Aft : 36in
111 to 121 Aft : 33in
121 to 133 Aft : 30in
133 to 148 Aft : 27in
Do you have the exact sizes of the rooms?
judedouch
Member
No, I did'nt have exact sizes of the Turkish Baths.
But it's easy for you to find them, as well as for any other room of the ship.
Using the F-Deck Plan, make a Print of the area including the Turkish Baths and the frames coordinates between frame 21F and 42F
Frame spacing beetween 21F and 42F is equal to 36in
So the distance between 21T to 42 F equal (42-21 +1) * 36 in = 792in
Now on your Print you have just to mesure the distance between frame 21F and 42F and calculate the scale ratio.
Then you can mesure any other dimension of the Turkisch baths on your Print and apply the scale factor to it to find the right size.
If you are using a CAD System, you can also import the same picture area in your CAD system, and scale the picture based on the knowned distance between frame 21F and 42F.
And then, in such way you can mesure any other dimensions you want.
But it's easy for you to find them, as well as for any other room of the ship.
Using the F-Deck Plan, make a Print of the area including the Turkish Baths and the frames coordinates between frame 21F and 42F
Frame spacing beetween 21F and 42F is equal to 36in
So the distance between 21T to 42 F equal (42-21 +1) * 36 in = 792in
Now on your Print you have just to mesure the distance between frame 21F and 42F and calculate the scale ratio.
Then you can mesure any other dimension of the Turkisch baths on your Print and apply the scale factor to it to find the right size.
If you are using a CAD System, you can also import the same picture area in your CAD system, and scale the picture based on the knowned distance between frame 21F and 42F.
And then, in such way you can mesure any other dimensions you want.
Alright thank you!
Thomas Krom
Member
Here you go:
Turkish bath cooling room:
| Length (bow to stern), forward end to locker | 23 feet and 6 inches |
| Length (bow to stern), forward end to back | 35 feet and 6 inches |
| Width (starboard to port), forward end of the room | 17 feet |
| Width (starboard to port) at the back of the room | 8 feet and 6 inches |
| Length(bow to stern), forward end to back | 35 feet and 6 inches |
| Width (starboard to port) | 3 feet and 6 inches |
| Width (wooden box near electric bath) | 4 feet and 2 inches |
| Length(bow to stern), forward end to back | 9 feet |
| Width (starboard to port), forward end | 12 feet and 6 inches |
| Length(bow to stern) | 10 feet and 6 inches |
| Width (starboard to port) | 13 feet and 6 inches |
| Length(bow to stern) | 10 feet and 6 inches |
| Width (starboard to port) | 13 feet and 6 inches |
| Length(bow to stern), forward end to wall of fan room | 11 feet and 4 inches |
| Length(bow to stern), forward end to the back | 14 feet and 6 inches |
| Length(bow to stern), Coal shute to coal shute | 11 feet and 6 inches |
| Width (starboard to port), outer starboard to in-board | 25 feet and 6 inches |
| Width (starboard to port), from the coal shute to the amidships | 22 feet and 11 inches |
| Width, back of the room until the doorpost of the fan room | 13 feet and 8 inches |
| Length(bow to stern) | 11 feet and 6 inches |
| Width (starboard to port) | 8 feet and 6 inches |
| Length(bow to stern) | 2 feet and 9 inches |
| Width (starboard to port) | 2 feet and 5 inches |
| Length(bow to stern) | 8 feet and 6 inches |
| Width (starboard to port) | 7 feet and 6 inches |
Kind regards,
Thomas
Thomas,
If I may ask, where did you get the room sizes? Do you have any other room sizes?
Regards,
Thomas Krom
Member
The clothes press room was 12 feet 4 ¾ inches in length by 10 feet and 3 3/8 inches in width,
The linen dry-room was 27 feet in length and was forward (at the additional solid linen storeroom) 21 feet and 2 13/16 inches until the coal shute and 22 feet and 9 inches in width aft.
The corridor leading to the linen dry-room was 27 feet in length, 4 feet wide forward and 6 feet aft
The storeroom for solid linen was 9 feet in length and 28 feet and 9 inches in width (25 feet and 5 inches until the coal shute).
The most forward linen storeroom was 9 feet in length and 25 feet and 7 ¾ inches in width
The aft linen storeroom was 8 feet and 10 ¾ inches in length and was forward 14 feet and 1 ¾ inch in width and aft was 25 feet and 7 ¾ inches in width.
The cabin of the female Turkish bath attendants was 8 feet and 11 3/8 inches in length and 10 feet and 7/8th inch in width
The cabin of the male Turkish bath attendants was 8 feet and 10 1/8 inches in length and 13 feet and 7 ½ inches in width.
The cabin of the squash racquet court professional was 21 feet and 7 3/8 inches in length, forward the cabin was 8 feet and 5 3/8 inches in width forward and 8 feet and 5 5/8 inches in width aft.
The cabin of the second steward was 9 feet and 5/8th inch in length and 13 feet and 1 3/4th inch in width forward and 8 feet and 3/4th inch in width aft.
The cabin of the assistant second stewards was 12 feet and 6 inches in length, 6 feet and 2 1/8 inch in width forward and 10 feet and 4 5/8 inches in width aft
I got a special plan where I can measure the rooms.
What program is it out of curiosity?
Thomas Krom
Member
AutoCAD DWG launcher
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