S2:E41 Things in the Captain's cabin that just make sense
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The creator provides a tour of the Captain's cabin on a Celebrity Edge class ship, highlighting specific design features that enhance functionality for the commanding officer. One primary feature is the layout where the office is attached to both the living quarters and the bridge, allowing for rapid transit from the bedroom to the center cockpit. The creator discusses the Infinite Veranda window, noting that it provides access to fresh air without the space requirements of a traditional balcony. For privacy, the windows in the cabin near the starboard Bridge Wing utilize a one-way film, allowing for views without needing curtains. The video also addresses the logistical aspects of living on board, explaining how the Captain shares the cabin and storage space with a rotating colleague to avoid transporting personal items like uniforms and toiletries. Additionally, the creator mentions the utility of magnetic bulkheads for hanging decorations and hooks. The tour concludes with a mention of a practical addition to the shower, which is a built-in shave bar.
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my office is attached to my room but even better is the fact that the office is attached to the bridge meaning I can get from bed to the center cockpit in about 12 seconds with the push of a button
the infinite Veranda window goes down which I prefer over a traditional balcony because it gives me access to fresh air if I want without compromising space
Edge class Ships Take storage to the next level from the bedroom bathroom living room Galley and the hallway
something that makes my life very easy and I want to thank the shipyard for thinking of this a shave bar in the shower
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