NES 184 Requirements for Master Decor Scheme of Accomodation Areas in Surface Ships and Submarines

Ministry of Defence Defence Standard 02-184 (NES 184)

Issue 1 Publication Date 01 April 2000

Incorporating NES 184 Category 3

Issue 1 Publication Date December 1993

Requirements For The Master DecorScheme Of Accommodation Areas In

Surface Ships And Submarines

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NES 184 Issue 1 (Reformatted) December 1993

REQUIREMENTS FOR THE MASTER DECOR SCHEMEOF ACCOMMODATION AREAS IN

SURFACE SHIPS AND SUBMARINES

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NAVAL ENGINEERING STANDARD 184

ISSUE 1 (REFORMATTED)

REQUIREMENTS FOR THE MASTER DECOR SCHEME

OF ACCOMMODATION AREAS IN SURFACE SHIPS

AND SUBMARINES

The issue and use of this Standard

is authorized for use in MOD contracts

by MOD(PE) Sea Systems and

the Naval Support Command

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Published by:

Director of Naval ArchitectureProcurement Executive, Ministry of DefenceSea Systems, Foxhill, Bath BA1 5AB

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NES 184Issue 1 (Reformatted)

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SCOPE

1. This NES specifies procedural requirements and the approved materials and equipment fordecor schemes in accommodation areas on HM Ships and Submarines.

2. The requirements of this NES are not mandatory for use in Royal Maritime Auxiliary Service(RMAS) and other support vessels, but their use is encouraged.

NOTE: Throughout this NES, the word ‘ship’ is used to describe both HM Surface Shipsand Submarines.


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FOREWORD

Sponsorship

1. ThisNaval Engineering Standard (NES) is sponsored by theProcurement Executive, Ministryof Defence, Director Naval Architecture (DNA), ADNA/P.

2. If it is found to be unsuitable for any particular requirement the Sponsor is to be informed inwriting of the circumstances.

3. Any user of this NES either within MOD or in industry may propose an amendment to it.Proposals for amendments that are not directly applicable to a particular contract are to bemade to the Sponsor of the NES and those directly applicable to a particular contract are tobe dealt with as specified in the contract.

4. No alteration may be made to this NES except by the issue of an authorized amendment.

5. Unless otherwise stated, reference in this NES to approval, approved, authorized or similarterms means by the Ministry of Defence in writing.

6. Any significant amendments that may be made to this NES at a later date will be indicatedby a vertical side line. Deletions will be indicated by 000 appearing at the end of the lineintervals.

Conditions of Release

General

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MOD Tender or Contract Process

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11. When this NES is used in connection with aMOD tender or contract, the user is to ensure thathe is in possession of the appropriate version of each document, including related documents,relevant to each particular tender or contract. Enquiries in this connection may be made ofthe local MOD(PE) Quality Assurance Representative or the Authority named in the tenderor contract.

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Related Documents

13. In the tender and procurement processes the related documents listed in each section andAnnex A can be obtained as follows:

a. British Standards British Standards Institution,389 Chiswick High Road,London W4 4AL

b. Defence Standards Directorate of Standardization and Safety Policy,Stan 1, Kentigern House, 65 Brown Street,Glasgow G2 8EX

c. Naval Engineering Standards CSE3a, CSE Llangennech, Llanelli,Dyfed SA14 8YP

d. Other documents Tender or Contract Sponsor to advise.

Note: Tender or Contract Sponsor can advise in cases of difficulty.

14. All applications to Ministry Establishments for related documents are to quote the relevantMOD Invitation to Tender or Contract Number and date, together with the sponsoringDirectorate and the Tender or Contract Sponsor.

15. Prime Contractors are responsible for supplying their subcontractors with relevantdocumentation, including specifications, standards and drawings.

Health and Safety

Warning

16. ThisNESmay call for the use of processes, substances and/or procedures thatmay be injuriousto health if adequate precautions are not taken. It refers only to technical suitability and inno way absolves either the supplier or the user from statutory obligations relating to healthand safety at any stage of manufacture or use. Where attention is drawn to hazards, thosequoted may not necessarily be exhaustive.


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CONTENTSPage No

TITLE PAGE i. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

SCOPE iii. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

FOREWORD v. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sponsorship v. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Conditions of Release v. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

General v. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .MOD Tender or Contract Process v. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Related Documents vi. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Health and Safety vi. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Warning vi. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

CONTENTS vii. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

SECTION 1. MASTER DECOR SCHEME 1.1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1.1 Selection of a Master Decor Scheme 1.1. . . . . . . . . . . . .1.2 Changes to the Master Decor Scheme 1.1. . . . . . . . . . .1.3 Changes at Major Refit 1.1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

SECTION 2. AREAS/COMPARTMENTS COVERED BYTHE MASTER DECOR SCHEME 2.1. . . . . . . . . . . . .

SECTION 3. APPROVED MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENTS 3.1.TABLE 3.1 APPROVED MATERIALS ANDEQUIPMENT 3.1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ANNEX A. RELATED DOCUMENTS A.1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ANNEX B. DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS B.1. . . . . . . .

ANNEX C. STANDARD SCHEMES FOR FLAG AND COCABINS (SENIOR OFFICERS) C.1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ANNEX D. STANDARD SCHEMES FOR OFFICERS CABINS D.1

ANNEX E. STANDARD SCHEMES FOR WARDROBESAND ANTEROOMS E.1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ANNEX F. STANDARD SCHEMES FOR SENIORRATINGS CABINS F.1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ANNEX G. STANDARD SCHEMES FOR SENIORRATINGS RECREATIONAL SPACES G.1. . . . . . . . . .

ANNEX H. STANDARD SCHEMES FOR SENIORRATINGS DINING HALLS H.1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ANNEX I. STANDARD SCHEMES FOR JUNIORRATINGS CABINS I.1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ANNEX J. STANDARD SCHEMES FOR JUNIORRATINGS RECREATION SPACES J.1. . . . . . . . . . . . .


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ANNEX K. STANDARD SCHEMES FOR JUNIORRATINGS DINING HALLS K.1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ANNEX L. STANDARD SCHEMES FOR WCsAND BATHROOMS L.1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ANNEX M. STANDARD SCHEMES FOR GALLEYSAND PANTRIES M.1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ANNEX N. STANDARD SCHEMES FOR A MEDICALCOMPLEX N.1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ANNEX O. STANDARD SCHEMES FOR PASSAGEWAYS O.1. .

ANNEX P. STANDARD SCHEMES FOR MACHINERYAND ELECTRICAL SPACES P.1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ANNEX Q. MASTER DECOR SCHEME FRONT COVERAND ATTENDANCE SHEET Q.1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Q.1 MASTER DECOR SCHEMES SELECTIONSHEET Q.2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .


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1. MASTER DECOR SCHEME

a. The Master Decor Scheme (MDS) is a combination of approved materials andequipments which are complementary and provide an acceptable environmentfor the ships complement to live and work in.

1.1 Selection of a Master Decor Scheme

a. The agreed MDS (selected from the combinations of material and equipment inthis NES) for an individual ship or class of ships, is to be agreed at a meetingchaired by the CNSA. The meeting (which is to be convened three to sixmonthsafter the ship procurement contract has been placed), is to be arranged betweenCNSA and the WPM and is to be attended by representatives from:

(1) Shipbuilder/Shiprepairer

(2) Ships Staff

(3) ADNA/P.

(4) WPM.

b. The MDS scheme agreed by the above representatives, is to be recorded on theappropriate selection sheet, a copy of which is enclosed at Annex Q.

c. Copies of the agreed MDS are to be distributed to all the meetingrepresentatives plus additional copies to the PNO and DGST(N), SectionST31D, the Master is to be held by the Sponsor of this NES.

1.2 Changes to the Master Decor Scheme

a. The MDS selected for a class of ships may be varied within that class, subjectto the agreement of CNSA and the WPM.

b. Following implementation of an MDS, the agreed scheme is not to be alteredwithout the approval of CNSA and the WPM.

c. Departure from the standard colour combinations (see Annexes C. to P.) may bepermitted at the selection stage, providing the variations still use approvedmaterials and equipment selected from TABLE 3.1.

1.3 Changes at Major Refit

a. The MDS agreed at build, may be changed during Major Refits.

b. The change procedure is to follow the arrangements outlined at Clause 1.a.above.


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2. AREAS/COMPARTMENTS COVERED BY THE MASTER DECOR SCHEME

a. The following areas/compartments are covered by the Master Decor Scheme:

Flag and CO Cabins (Senior Officer)Officers CabinsWardrooms and AnteroomsSenior Ratings CabinsSenior Ratings Recreation SpacesSenior Ratings Dining HallsJunior Ratings Messes/Cabins*Junior Ratings Recreation SpacesJunior Ratings Dining HallsWCs and BathroomsGalleys and PantriesMedical ComplexPassagewaysMachinery and Electrical Spaces

*Although Junior Ratings (JRs) in current vessels are accommodated in largemesses, the future MOD policy is for them to be accommodated in, at most, sixman cabins.


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3. APPROVED MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENTS

a. Thematerials and equipment at TABLE 3.1 are the only ones authorized for usein accommodation areas of HM Surface Ships, Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) andSubmarines.

NOTE: The alphanumeric code in the final column of this table, relates to the codeshown in Annexes C. to P.

ITEM COLOUR NSN CODE

1 FLOOR COVERING1 FLOOR COVERING(NES 157 refers)Linoleum# Stone 7220−99−776−2121 A1

Green 7220−99−776−2119 A2

Blue 7220−99−776−2118 A3

Brown 7220−99−776−2120 A4

Carpet Green Plain 7220−99−139−6700 B1

Brown Plain 7220−99−139−6701 B2

Blue Plain 7220−99−139−6702 B3

OrangeCheck

7220−99−139−6705 B4

EPDM (Sheet) Stone 7220−99−891−6613 C1

Green 7220−99−075−3799 C2

Blue 7220−99−131−7441 C3

Brown 7220−99−551−0829 C4

EPDM (Tile) Stone 7220−99−425−4209 D1

Green 7220−99−944−0614 D2

Blue 7220−99−549−3313 D3

Brown 7220−99−109−8792 D4

2 CHAIR2 CHAIR(NES 128 refers)Polypropylene Dark Blue 7105−99−136−8839 E1

Turquoise 7105−99−136−8840 E2

Red 7105−99−136−8842 E3

3 CURTAIN FABRIC3 CURTAIN FABRIC(NES 129 f )(NES 129 refers) Beige Stripe 7210−99−137−9036 F1

(Contd)TABLE 3.1 APPROVED MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT

NOTE: (1) *Colour complying with BS 4800, these are the references that are tobe quoted.

(2) Colour names are MOD descriptions and may differ from themanufacturer’s descriptions.

(3) # Only to be used where a welded seam is required.


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4 UPHOLSTERYFABRICFABRIC(NES 129 refers)

Cotton: Oatmeal 7210−99−760−4184 G1

Red 7210−99−760−4185 G2

Tan 7210−99−760−7931 G3

Blue 7210−99−760−7932 G4

Green 7210−99−760−7933 G5

Olive 7210−99−760−7934 G6

Green & Gold 7210−99−122−6256 G7

5 DESK TOP—Linoleum(NES 128 refers) Dark Grey 7220−99−010−4360 H1

6 HIGH PRESSURE6 HIGH PRESSURELAMINATE(HPL)(HPL)(NES 130 P t 1 f )(NES 130 Part 1 refers)

6 Natural Faced Natural Elm 5530−99−547−1841 J1

Natural Teak 7210−99−224−6097 J2

Linen Weave 7210−99−225−0038 J3

00E55* 7210−99−224−6090 K100E55(White)

7210 99 224 6090 K1

00A01* 7210−99−224−6091 K200A01(Silver Grey)

7210 99 224 6091 K2

00E53* 7210−99−224−6093 K300E53(Black)

7210 99 224 6093 K3

00E55* 7210−99−224−6067 K400E55(White)

7210 99 224 6067 K4

(Contd)TABLE 3.1 APPROVED MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT



(3) High Pressure Laminate is to be installed in areas defined in NES 130Part 1.


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7 PAINT7 PAINT

Fire retardant grade for 00A01* 8010−99−224−8160 P1Fire retardant grade forstructure and WT doors

l i ith D f

00A01(Silver Grey)

8010 99 224 8160(2.5 litres)

P1

complying with DefStan 80 78

00A01* 8010−99−224−8161 P2Stan 80−78

00A01(Silver Grey)

8010 99 224 8161(5 litres)

P2

00E55* 8010−99−225−0895 P300E55(White)

8010 99 225 0895(10 litres)

P3

Initial painting of NWT 10B21* 8010−99−225−0177 P4Initial painting of NWTdoors bunks and metal

10B21*(Light Olive)

8010−99−225−0177(5 litres)

P4doors, bunks and metalf it l i

(Light Olive) (5 litres),furniture complyingwith Def Stan 80 152

10B25* 8010−99−225−0178 P5with Def Stan 80−152

10B25(Dark Olive)

8010 99 225 0178(5 litres)

P5

10A03* 8010−99−225−0179 P610A03(Grey)

8010 99 225 0179(5 litres)

P6

00E55* 8010−99−225−0181 P700E55(White)

8010 99 225 0181(5 litres)

P7

‘Touch-up’ paint for 10B21* 8010−99−225−0170Touch up paint forNWT doors, bunks andt l f it

10B21(Light Olive)

8010 99 225 0170(1 litre),

metal furniturecomplying with DTD

10B25* 8010−99−225−0171complying with DTD5555A

10B25(Dark Olive)

8010 99 225 0171(1 litre)

5555A10A03* 8010−99−225−017210A03(Grey)

8010 99 225 0172(1 litre)

00E55* 8010−99−225−016900E55(White)

8010 99 225 0169(2 litres)

TABLE 3.1 APPROVED MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT




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A.1 ANNEX A.

ANNEX A.

RELATED DOCUMENTS

A.1 The following documents and publications are referred to in this NES:

See Clause

BS 4800 Paint Colours for Building Purposes TABLE 3.1,Annex C. to P.

DTD 5555A Exterior Glossy Finishing Schemes (Coldcuring epoxide type)

TABLE 3.1

Def Stan 80−78 Paint, finishing, fire retardant, white andtinted whiteType: Brushing

TABLE 3.1

Def Stan 80-152 Paint, System Spraying, Epoxide storing PaintFiller Spraying, Epoxide storing PaintFinishing Spraying Epoxide storingTypes: Semi-gloss, Gloss

TABLE 3.1

NES 128 Requirements for Modular Furniture andAssociated Equipment

TABLE 3.1

NES 129 Requirements for Soft Furnishings andFabrics

TABLE 3.1

NES 130 Requirements for Decorative Linings andComposite Bulkheads

TABLE 3.1

Part 1: Decorative Linings

Part 2: Composite Bulkheads

NES 157 Requirements for Deck Coverings TABLE 3.1

Part 1: General Requirements

Part 2: Deck Preparation and LayingProcedures


A.2ANNEX A.


B.1 ANNEX B.

ANNEX B.

DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS

B.1 For the purpose of this NES the following abbreviations and definitions apply:

CNSA Commodore Naval Ship Acceptance

WPM Warship Project Manager

CO Commanding Officer

Contractor The company, organization or individual with whom the MODhas a contract for the performance of the work. It is to applyequally to any subcontractors.

PNO Principal Naval Overseer

DGST(N) Director General of Supplies and Transport (Naval)

EPDM Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer


B.2ANNEX B.


C.1 ANNEX C.

ANNEX C.

STANDARD SCHEMES FOR FLAG AND CO CABINS (SENIOR OFFICERS)

AREA/ARTICLESTANDARD SCHEME

AREA/ARTICLESO/1 SO/2 SO/3

Deckheads SILVER GREY* SILVER GREY* SILVER GREY*Deckheads SILVER GREYP1

SILVER GREYP1

SILVER GREYP1

Bulkheads LINEN WEAVE LINEN WEAVE LINEN WEAVEBulkheads LINEN WEAVEJ3

LINEN WEAVEJ3

LINEN WEAVEJ3

Deck Carpet GREEN PLAIN BLUE PLAIN BROWN PLAINDeck Carpet GREEN PLAINB1

BLUE PLAINB3

BROWN PLAINB2

Door, Inner Face LIGHT OLIVE* LIGHT OLIVE* LIGHT OLIVE*Door, Inner Face LIGHT OLIVEP4

LIGHT OLIVEP4

LIGHT OLIVEP4

Covers−Fixed Settee TAN G3 TAN G3 BLUE G4Fixed SetteeSettee/Bunk TAN G3 TAN G3 BLUE G4/

Chair, Easy TAN G3 TAN G3 BLUE G4, yChair, Dining OATMEAL G1 RED G2 TAN G3

Curtains—All BEIGE STRIPE BEIGE STRIPE BEIGE STRIPECurtains All BEIGE STRIPEF1

BEIGE STRIPEF1

BEIGE STRIPEF1

Table/Sideboard/ NATURAL TEAK NATURAL TEAK NATURAL ELMTable/Sideboard/Work Tops

NATURAL TEAKJ2

NATURAL TEAKJ2

NATURAL ELMJ1

Fronts/Cupboards NATURAL TEAKJ2

NATURAL TEAKJ2

NATURAL ELMJ1



C.1 The above table indicates the three standard schemes for Senior Officers (SO) Cabins.

C.2 For any changes to the standard schemes, see Clause 1.2c.


C.2ANNEX C.


D.1 ANNEX D.

ANNEX D.

STANDARD SCHEMES FOR OFFICERS CABINS


AREA/ARTICLEOC/1 OC/2 OC/3 OC/4OC/1 OC/2 OC/3 OC/4

Deckheads SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*GREY*

P1GREY*P1

GREY*P1

GREY*P1

Bulkheads SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*GREY*

K2GREY*K2

GREY*K2

GREY*K2

Deck Carpet GREENPLAIN

ORANGECHECK

BLUE PLAINB3

BROWNPLAINPLAIN

B1CHECKB4

B3 PLAINB2

Door, Inner Face LIGHTOLIVE*

LIGHTOLIVE*

LIGHTOLIVE*

LIGHTOLIVE*OLIVE*

P4OLIVE*P4

OLIVE*P4

OLIVE*P4

Covers−Settee/Bunk RED G2 TAN G3 OATMEAL G1 OLIVE G6Chair, Others OATMEAL

G1OATMEALG1 TAN G3

OATMEALG1

All Curtains BEIGESTRIPE

BEIGESTRIPE

BEIGESTRIPE

BEIGESTRIPESTRIPE

F1STRIPEF1

STRIPEF1

STRIPEF1

Table/Sideboard/ NATURAL NATURAL NATURAL NATURALTable/Sideboard/Work Tops

NATURALTEAK

NATURALELM

NATURALTEAK

NATURALELMWork Tops

J2 J1 J2 J1



D.1 The above table indicates the four standard schemes for Officers Cabins.

D.2 For any changes to the standard schemes, see Clause 1.2c.


D.2ANNEX D.


E.1 ANNEX E.

ANNEX E.

STANDARD SCHEMES FOR WARDROBES AND ANTEROOMS


AREA/ARTICLEWR/1 WR/2 WR/3 WR/4WR/1 WR/2 WR/3 WR/4


SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*GREY*

P1GREY*P1

GREY*P1

GREY*P1

Bulkheads LINENWEAVE

LINENWEAVE

LINENWEAVE

LINENWEAVEWEAVE

J3WEAVEJ3

WEAVEJ3

WEAVEJ3

Deck—Carpet BLUE BLUE GREEN BROWNCarpet BLUE

PLAINB3

BLUEPLAINB3

GREENPLAINB1

BROWNPLAINB2

EPDM/Lino STONE C1# STONE C1# GREEN C2# STONE C1#

Door, Inner Face LIGHTOLIVE *P4

LIGHTOLIVE*P4

LIGHTOLIVE*P4

LIGHTOLIVE*P4

Covers—Fixed settee OATMEAL TAN G3 OATMEAL TAN G3Fixed settee OATMEAL

G1TAN G3 OATMEAL

G1TAN G3

Chair, Easy OATMEALG1

TAN G3 OATMEALG1

TAN G3

Chair, Dining GREEN G5 RED G2 RED G2 GREEN G5

All Curtains BEIGESTRIPEF1

BEIGESTRIPEF1

BEIGESTRIPEF1

BEIGESTRIPEF1

Table/Sideboard/ NATURAL NATURAL NATURAL NATURALTable/Sideboard/Work Tops

NATURALTEAK

NATURALTEAK

NATURALTEAK

NATURALELMWork Tops

J2 J2 J2 J1

(Contd)


E.2ANNEX E.


AREA/ARTICLEWR/1 WR/2 WR/3 WR/4

Bar—Counters NATURAL NATURAL NATURAL NATURALCounters NATURAL

TEAKJ2

NATURALTEAKJ2

NATURALTEAKJ2

NATURALELMJ1

Fronts/Cupboards

NATURALTEAKJ2

NATURALTEAKJ2

NATURALTEAKJ2

NATURALELMJ1


(2) # Bar Area Only


E.1 The above table indicates the four standard schemes for Wardrooms and Anterooms.

E.2 For any changes to the standard schemes, see Clause 1.2c.


F.1 ANNEX F.

ANNEX F.

STANDARD SCHEMES FOR SENIOR RATINGS CABINS


AREA/ARTICLESRC/1 SRC/2 SRC/3 SRC/4SRC/1 SRC/2 SRC/3 SRC/4


SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*GREY*

P1GREY*P1

GREY*P1

GREY*P1


SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*GREY*

K2GREY*K2

GREY*K2

GREY*K2

Deck STONE C1 BROWN C4 BLUE C3 STONE C1DeckEPDM/Lino

STONE C1 BROWN C4 BLUE C3 STONE C1


LIGHTOLIVE*P4

LIGHTOLIVE*P4

LIGHTOLIVE*P4

Covers—CoversSettee/Bunk BLUE G4 GREEN G5 OATMEAL G1 RED G2Settee/Bunk

Chair, Others TAN G3 BLUE G4 RED G2 TAN G3

Curtains—All BEIGESTRIPEF1

BEIGESTRIPEF1

BEIGESTRIPEF1

BEIGESTRIPEF1



F.1 The above table indicates the four standard schemes for Senior Ratings Cabins.

F.2 For any changes to the standard schemes, see Clause 1.2c.


F.2ANNEX F.


G.1 ANNEX G.

ANNEX G.

STANDARD SCHEMES FOR SENIOR RATINGS RECREATIONAL SPACES


AREA/ARTICLESRR/1 SRR/1 SRR/3 SRR/4SRR/1 SRR/1 SRR/3 SRR/4


SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*GREY*

P1GREY*P1

GREY*P1

GREY*P1


SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*GREY*

K2GREY*K2

GREY*K2

GREY*K2

Deck—Carpet

BROWNPLAIN

BLUE PLAINB3

GREENPLAIN

ORANGECHECKCarpet PLAIN

B2B3 PLAIN

B1CHECKB4

EPDM/Lino STONE C1# STONE C1# BROWN C4# STONE C1#

Door, Inner Face LIGHTOLIVE*

LIGHTOLIVE*

LIGHTOLIVE*

LIGHTOLIVE*OLIVE*

P4OLIVE*P4

OLIVE*P4

OLIVE*P4

Covers—Fixed Settee GREEN G5 RED G2 TAN G3 OLIVE G6

Chair, Others TANG3

OATMEALG1

REDG2

GREENG5

Chair—Polypropylene

TURQUOISEE2

TURQUOISEE2

REDE3

TURQUOISEE2


BEIGESTRIPEF1

BEIGESTRIPEF1

BEIGESTRIPEF1

Table/Sideboard/Work Tops

NATURALELMJ1

NATURALELMJ1

NATURALELMJ1

NATURALELMJ1

(Contd)


G.2ANNEX G.


AREA/ARTICLESRR/1 SRR/2 SRR/3 SRR/4SRR/1 SRR/2 SRR/3 SRR/4

Bar—Counters NATURAL NATURAL NATURAL NATURALCounters NATURAL

ELMJ1

NATURALELMJ1

NATURALELMJ1

NATURALELMJ1

Fronts/Cupboards

NATURALELMG1

NATURALELMJ1

NATURALELMJ1

NATURALELMJ1

NOTE: (1)*Colour complying with BS 4800, these are the references that are tobe quoted.

(2) # Bar Area Only


G.1 The above table indicates the four standard schemes for Senior Ratings recreationalspaces.

G.2 For any changes to the standard schemes, see Clause 1.2c.


H.1 ANNEX H.

ANNEX H.

STANDARD SCHEMES FOR SENIOR RATINGS DINING HALLS


AREA/ARTICLESRD/1 SRD/2 SRD/3 SRD/4SRD/1 SRD/2 SRD/3 SRD/4


SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*GREY*

P1GREY*P1

GREY*P1

GREY*P1


SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*GREY*

K2GREY*K2

GREY*K2

GREY*K2

Deck/

BROWN C4 BLUE C3 STONE C1 GREEN C2EPDM/Lino

STONE C1 GREEN C2


LIGHTOLIVE*P4

LIGHTOLIVE*P4

LIGHTOLIVE*P4

Chair—Polyprop TURQUOISE RED DARK BLUE REDyp p QE2 E3 E1 E3


BEIGESTRIPEF1

BEIGESTRIPEF1

BEIGESTRIPEF1


NATURALELMJ1

NATURALTEAKJ2

NATURALTEAKJ2

NATURALTEAKJ2

Note: (1) *Colour complying with BS 4800, these are the references that are tobe quoted.


H.1 The above table indicates the four standard schemes for Senior Ratings DiningHalls.

H.2 For any changes to the standard schemes, see Clause 1.2c.


H.2ANNEX H.


I.1 ANNEX I.

ANNEX I.

STANDARD SCHEMES FOR JUNIOR RATINGS CABINS


AREA/ARTICLEJRC/1 JRC/2 JRC/3 JRC/4JRC/1 JRC/2 JRC/3 JRC/4


SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*GREY*

P1GREY*P1

GREY*P1

GREY*P1


SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*GREY*

K2GREY*K2

GREY*K2

GREY*K2

Deck BLUE C3 BLUE C3 BROWN C4 STONE C1DeckEPDM/Lino

BLUE C3 BLUE C3 BROWN C4 STONE C1


LIGHTOLIVE*P4

LIGHTOLIVE*P4

LIGHTOLIVE*P4

Covers—Settee/Bunk GREEN G5 OATMEAL G1 BLUE G4 TAN G3

Chair, Others BLUE G4 BLUE G4 OLIVE G6 BLUE G3


BEIGESTRIPEF1

BEIGESTRIPEF1

BEIGESTRIPEF1

NOTE: (1) * Colour complying with BS 4800, these are the references that are tobe quoted.


I.1 The above table indicates the four standard schemes for Junior Ratings Cabins.

I.2 For any changes to the standard schemes, see Clause 1.2c.


I.2ANNEX I.


J.1 ANNEX J.

ANNEX J.

STANDARD SCHEMES FOR JUNIOR RATINGS RECREATION SPACES


AREA/ARTICLEJRR/1 JRR/2 JRR/3 JRR/4JRR/1 JRR/2 JRR/3 JRR/4


SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*GREY*

P1GREY*P1

GREY*P1

GREY*P1


SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*GREY*

K2GREY*K2

GREY*K2

GREY*K2

Deck Carpet BLUE PLAIN BLUE PLAIN BROWN GREENDeck Carpet BLUE PLAINB3

BLUE PLAINB3

BROWNPLAIN B2

GREENPLAIN B1


LIGHTOLIVE*P4

LIGHTOLIVE*P4

LIGHTOLIVE*P4

Covers—CoversFixed Settee RED G2 TAN G3 RED G2 BLUE G4


TURQUOISEE2

DARK BLUEE1

TURQUOISEE2

DARK BLUEE1

Curtains—All BEIGESTRIPE F1

BEIGESTRIPE F1

BEIGESTRIPE F1

BEIGESTRIPE F1


SILVERGREY K2

SILVERGREY K2

SILVERGREY K2

SILVERGREY K2

Fronts/Cupboards SILVERGREY K2

SILVERGREY K2

SILVERGREY K2

SILVERGREY K2

NOTE: (1) * Colour complying with BS 4800, these are the references that are tobe quoted.


J.1 The above table indicates the four standard schemes for Junior Ratings recreationspaces.

J.2 For any changes to the standard schemes, see Clause 1.2c.


J.2ANNEX J.


K.1 ANNEX K.

ANNEX K.

STANDARD SCHEMES FOR JUNIOR RATINGS DINING HALLS


AREA/ARTICLEJRD/1 JRD/2 JRD/3 JRD/4JRD/1 JRD/2 JRD/3 JRD/4


SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*GREY*

P1GREY*P1

GREY*P1

GREY*P1


SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*GREY*

K2GREY*K2

GREY*K2

GREY*K2

Deck EPDM/Lino BLUE C3 STONE C1 GREEN C2 STONE C1Deck EPDM/Lino BLUE C3 STONE C1 GREEN C2 STONE C1


LIGHTOLIVE*P4

LIGHTOLIVE*P4

LIGHTOLIVE*P4


REDE3

TURQUOISEE2

TURQUOISEE2

REDE3

Curtains—All BEIGESTRIPE F1

BEIGESTRIPE F1

BEIGESTRIPE F1

BEIGESTRIPE F1


SILVERGREY K2

SILVERGREY K2

SILVERGREY K2

SILVERGREY K2

Fronts/Cupboards SILVERGREY K2

SILVERGREY K2

SILVERGREY K2

SILVERGREY K2



K.1 The above table indicates the four standard schemes for Junior Ratings DiningHalls.

K.2 For any changes to the standard schemes, see Clause 1.2c.


K.2ANNEX K.


L.1 ANNEX L.

ANNEX L.

STANDARD SCHEMES FOR WCs AND BATHROOMS


AREA/ARTICLEWC/1 BA/1WC/1 BA/1

Deckheads WHITE* WHITE*K4 K4

Bulkheads WHITE*K4

WHITE K4(INCLUDINGK4 (INCLUDINGSHOWERPARTITIONS)

Deck WHITE UNGLAZED WHITE UNGLAZEDDeck WHITE UNGLAZEDVITREOUS TILES

WHITE UNGLAZEDVITREOUS TILES

Door, Inner Face LIGHT OLIVE *P4

LIGHT OLIVE*P4



L.1 The above table indicates the only standard scheme each for WCs and Bathrooms.

L.2 For any changes to the standard schemes, see Clause 1.2c.


L.2ANNEX L.


M.1 ANNEX M.

ANNEX M.

STANDARD SCHEMES FOR GALLEYS AND PANTRIES


AREA/ARTICLEGAL/1 PAN/1GAL/1 PAN/1

Deckheads WHITE K4* or WHITE K4* orSTAINLESS STEEL STAINLESS STEEL

Bulkheads WHITE K4* or WHITE K4* orSTAINLESS STEEL STAINLESS STEEL

Deck WHITE UNGLAZED BROWN C4Deck WHITE UNGLAZEDVITREOUS TILES

BROWN C4


LIGHT OLIVE*P4



M.1 The above table indicates the only standard scheme for Galleys and the only schemefor Pantries.

M.2 For any changes to the standard schemes, see Clause 1.2c.


M.2ANNEX M.


N.1 ANNEX N.

ANNEX N.

STANDARD SCHEMES FOR A MEDICAL COMPLEX


AREA/ARTICLESB/1 DC/1SB/1 DC/1

Deckheads WHITE WHITEK4 K4

Bulkheads WHITE WHITEK4 K4

Deck EPDM/Lino STONE C1 STONE C1Deck EPDM/Lino STONE C1 STONE C1


LIGHT OLIVE*P4

Covers—

Settee/Bunk OATMEAL G1 −Settee/Bunk

Chair, Others OATMEAL G1 OATMEAL G1

Curtains—All BEIGE STRIPE F1 BEIGE STRIPE F1

Table/Sideboard/Work Tops WHITE K1 orSTAINLESS STEEL

WHITE K1 orSTAINLESS STEEL

Fronts/Cupboards WHITE* K4 WHITE* K4



N.1 The above table indicates the two standard schemes for a Medical Complex.

N.2 For any changes to the standard schemes, see Clause 1.2c.


N.2ANNEX N.


O.1 ANNEX O.

ANNEX O.

STANDARD SCHEMES FOR PASSAGEWAYS


AREA/ARTICLEP/1 P/2 P/3 P/4P/1 P/2 P/3 P/4


SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*GREY*

P1GREY*P1

GREY*P1

GREY*P1


SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*

SILVERGREY*GREY*

P1GREY*P1

GREY*P1

GREY*P1

Deck EPDM/Lino BROWN C4 GREEN C2 BLUE C3 STONE C1Deck EPDM/Lino BROWN C4 GREEN C2 BLUE C3 STONE C1

Door, Inner Face DARKOLIVE*P5

OLIVE*P4

OLIVE*P4

DARKOLIVE*P5



O.1 The above table indicates the four standard schemes for Passageways.

O.2 For any changes to the standard schemes, see Clause 1.2c.


O.2ANNEX O.


P.1 ANNEX P.

ANNEX P.

STANDARD SCHEMES FOR MACHINERY AND ELECTRICAL SPACES


AREA/ARTICLEMCY/1 ELEC/1MCY/1 ELEC/1

Deckheads SILVER GREY* SILVER GREY*P1 P1

Bulkheads SILVER GREY* SILVER GREY*P1 P1

Deck EPDM/Lino BROWN C4 STONE C1Deck EPDM/Lino BROWN C4 STONE C1

Door, Inner Face SILVER GREY*P1

SILVER GREY*P1



P.1 The above table indicates the only standard scheme for Machinery Spaces and theonly standard scheme for Electrical Spaces.

P.2 For any changes to the standard schemes, see Clause 1.2c.


P.2ANNEX P.


Q.1 ANNEX Q.

ANNEX Q.

MASTER DECOR SCHEME FRONT COVER AND ATTENDANCE SHEET

MASTER DECOR SCHEMES

Schemes for Accommodation Areas in:

Sheet 1 of

Decor meeting held at the Accommodation Display Centre, Foxhill, Bath on:

(1) PresentName Representing

(2) Decor Schemes selected for the accommodation areas are detailed on sheets 2 to

(3) The ‘Fittings’ listed on individual decor schemes do not necessarily imply that these items are arequirement. Compartments are to be fitted out to the approved drawings and the selected decorschemes are to be applied accordingly.

(4) Master Decor Schemes are not authority for additional work to be undertaken, nor for thereplacement of equipment or materials other than by standard procedures.

Signed

Meeting Chairman

Distribution:

CNSAWPMCO—HMS

HMS/MContractorPNOST31DADNA/P


Q.2ANNEX Q.

Q.1 MASTER DECOR SCHEMES SELECTION SHEET

MASTER DECOR SCHEMES

Schemes for Accommodation Areas in:

Sheet 1 of .

Details of Master Decor Schemes.

COMPARTMENT/COMPARTMENT/AREA:DeckheadsDeckheads

BulkheadsBulkheads

Deck—C tCarpet

EPDM/Lino

Door, Inner Face

Covers—Fixed Settee

Settee/bunkSettee/bunk

Chair, EasyChair, Easy

Chair, OthersCovers—Fixed Settee

Settee/bunk

Chair, Easy

Chair, Dining

Chair, Others

Chair,PolypropyleneCurtains—All

Table/Sideboard/Work TopsBar—CountersCountersFronts/Cupboards

*Colour complying with BS 4800 #Bar Area Only

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