Foreword
Recommendations
1. Scope
2. References
3. Definitions
4. Guidance for selection of coordinating sizes
5. Recommendations for coordinating sizes of components
6. Example of the derivation of component sizes
7. Component ranges
Appendices
A. Ranges of coordinating spaces
B. Coordinating sizes for components
C. Key components
D. Guidance to the possible combinations and
     permutations in the use of modular panel sizes
Tables
1. BS MA 14 standard modules
2. BS MA 14 coordinating sizes
3. Bulkhead panels
4. Lining panels for casings, shipside and bulkhead
5. Ceiling panels
6. Ceiling tiles
7. Floor tiles
8. Internal door sets
9. Window and sidelight boxes
10. Coordinating spaces for internal subdivision
11. Vertical internal subdivision
12. Horizontal internal subdivision
13. Casing lining: panels
14. Casing lining: door sets
15. Shipside or deckhouse side lining: panels
16. Shipside or deckhouse side linings: sidelight and
     window boxes
17. Shipside or deckhouse side linings: door sets
18. Bulkhead lining: panels
19. Bulkhead lining: door sets
20. Joiner bulkheads: panels
21. Joiner bulkheads: door sets
22. Floors: flooring and tiling
23. Ceilings: tiles and panels
24. Range 1 key components
25. Range 2 key components
26. Range 3 key components (2500 tween deck)
27. Range 3 key components (2600 tween deck)
Figures
1. Vertical space type reference letters
2. Horizontal space type reference letters
3. Typical accommodation section
4. Range 1 key components
5. Range 2 key components
6. Range 3 key components
7. Possible combinations and permutations with 1200,
     800 and 700 mm module panels up to 4000 mm
8. Possible combinations and permutations with 700,
     600 and 500 mm module panels up to 4000 mm
9. Example of make-up of typical bulkheads with 1200,
     800 and 700 mm panels
10. Example of make-up of typical bulkheads with 700,
     600 and 500 mm panels