New Everton FC Stadium - 6th June - Bramley Moore Dock - Roof lifts - Barrel sections - busy site 

Dunc: I am intrigued as to which planned drawings you are using for this reference. I think you'll find the plan for an overhead cover, a bit like a pergola, was shelved in the same way that the structures at the SW corner were. None of the plans from Sept 2020 show the gates/roller-shutter/sliding doors structures at the Western corners any more, nor do the detailed West Concourse/Quay areas plans nor the Wind Mitigation final proposals. The hole(s) you identify would be in the wrong place for the structures if it were still a structure to be installed. A clue for the hole(s) are the cables threaded into the pit, suggesting an alternative purpose?

They just have a railing/barrier in front of them, so you basically can’t stand without a steward telling you to sit down

Yes I will do, I have seen padded ones there , I just think folded up they look similar to normal seats. But I will have a good look Sunday 👍

Martin: I think you'll find the leather plush seats are there for the Hospitality Lounge attendees but not the Directors'/Sponsors'/Company Boxes' plush-er seats.

@@davidbadcock2225 I think that's a massive cock-up, I've had the privilege a few times over the years to sit in the Directors Box at Goodison in the 2nd row right behind Derek Hatton who sits in the front row and the leather seats are amazing and this is definitely an Everton thing this not putting Leather Luxury Seats in the Directors Box..!! Everton all over mate

@@martincummings7886 martin: I'm not sure that I have conveyed well such that you may have misunderstood my comment. There are to be 3 different categories of seating: A) basic plastic (for General Admission), B) medium-padded leather seats (For premium Hospitality Lounge attendees) and C) Top-notch leather seats (For Directors/Company/Sponsors etc). In broad terms all of the A and B seats have been installed but not yet C, which is the category you are referring to, I think.

@davidbadcock2225 Understood Thanks David and finally good news, hopefully next week we'll know who Moshri is selling the club to..!! Andrew Bell and George Downing hopefully both lifelong season ticket holders and have The Dell Organisation on board worth roughly £3/400Billion pounds between them all..🤞🙏💙😉

John: here are some answers: 1) Flags halfway up the mezzanine? LoR have been laying the concrete flags on the mezzanine from the South migrating northwards for a while now. Do you mean somewhere else? If so try another reference point, please? 2) Yes, I'd agree that a package of Polycarbonate looks to have been placed on the middle-ish of the East Stand innermost roof section. 3) Are you calling the Main Entrance the Club Shop East Stand Portal, or some other place? If you DO mean up to the East Stand, then I can tell you that it will be all the blue-water effect concrete flags, getting progressively more blue/darker towards the East Stand facade. 4) They will be planting tall grasses and some flowering shrubs in the borders.

It just clips in

They run a small handheld crimping machine over the joints, to solidify the connections. I think the attached parts on the West Stand were to tighten these connections too - connected with wiring?

Stephen: as Colin states. The male part of the clips are fitted beforehand (you can see them in rows running at 90d to the standing-seam strips) and the strips are then clipped on to them but also lip-over the previous upturned edging of the previous strip laid. In effect, each strip is attached in 2 right-angled dimensions.

Anon: Varying widths, depending on the location, N-to-S, to which you are referring. The westernmost lip of the West Lower Promenade of the Western Concourse and the old Dock Wall, which you can plainly see if you follow the old Granite Coping Stones, do not run parallel.

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