Valance of the canopy
now proclaims ' ' west malling for kings hill ' ' .
It is worth noting that these shelters have never
boasted a canopy valance.
The present day canopies this side of the station building remain faithful to the original designs, although now incorporate less
ornate valances.
Valance design.
The whole
canopy valance
of the approach façade was also trimmed, quite severely in fact.
Valance replaced
by br corrugated metal in early 1970s.
All appear to be in excellent condition, the canopy even retaining its
intricate valance.
Valance pattern.
The tent features a detachable living area groundsheet and
mud valance
( the old dodge city gunslinger ).
Of particular note is the surviving platform canopy: this used to have an arched roof, but retains the original
patterned valance.
The normal trick is to mount the filter under the wheel arch or the
rear valance.
However, there is only way of doing the job properly and unfortunately that is to remove and replace a perfectly good
front valance.
A rectangular flat-roofed canopy extended from the building, over the platform, and
demonstrated an intricate pointed valance
( see plumstead ).
The
front valance
has been taken off to allow easier access to the cylinders.
The flysheet is 190t pu coated polyester taffeta ( with
draft valance
) with oxford polyester pole sleeves, giving 3000mm hydrostatic head protection.
The waiting shelter shared a particular feature with other such structures on the ser network: it opened with its roof
lacking a valance.
The tent has polyethylene groundsheets for both the sleeping area and living area and a
pe valance
to reduce drafts.
Rhs rear corner the first job was to remove the
side valance.
Rhs rear corner the first job was to
remove the side valance.
Digging it out, tho, resulted in a lot of damage to the
snow valances
as the stitching ripped very easily.
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