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Flanked by 2 massive paddle wheels, the mighty Waverley is the world’s last seagoing paddle steamship, first launched in 1947 from Greenock in Glasgow. Now operated by the Paddle Steamer Preservation Society, J&G Coughtrie were approached to light the extensive Engine Room, galleys and walkways around the ship as part of a complete restoration in 2020.
Lighting the engine room, galleys & walkways
Over 2 staged refits, we provided over 20 new, 1000-hour salt spray certified SP-12 Bulkhead lights. The flexible nature of the SP-12 allowed the lights to be mounted on walls, over doorways and in the bar area, while lights in Fire Exit locations could be fitted with Emergency back-up batteries. The Waverley’s sailing cruises typically start in May, so don’t be a shrinking violet and go book yourself adventure pal…
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SP-10 - Large Oval Fluorescent Bulkhead, Clear
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