Titanic's Facilities

Titanic's passenger facilities, fittings, deck plans and technical facilities were largely identical to Olympic, although with some small variations. The first-class passengers enjoyed luxurious cabins, and some were equipped with private bathrooms. First-class passengers could have meals in the ship's large and luxurious dining saloon or in the more intimate A La Carte Restaurant. There was a lavish Grand Staircase, built only for the Olympic-class ships, along with three lifts that ran behind the staircase down to E deck, a Georgian-style smoking room, a Veranda Cafe decorated with palm trees, a swimming pool, Turkish bath, gymnasium, and several other places for meals and entertainment.

Steinway Records

Steinway records show in 1912 the piano left its Hamburg factory unfinished and was sent to its London branch. In 1913 it was decorated in Louis XVI style with gold carvings by Harland & Wolff's interior decoration company Aldam Heaton & Co. Aldam Heaton & Co, 28 - 29 Baker Street, was the interior designer on the Olympic. Heaton established a partnership with Richard Norman Shaw and was part of William Morris' circle. He also edited four volumes on 18th-century furniture.

Rebuilt

Piano has been rebuilt in Germany by Steinway Academy trained technicians using 100% Steinway parts. Cabinet has been repolished to the highest standard at the Inam factory. Action, Strings, Bridges, Tuning Pins, Dampers are all brand new. Tuned, regulated and voiced.

Warranty

Price includes:

• 5 year warranty
• Free piano stool
• Free delivery to a ground floor residence within mainland UK.