QM2 stateroom has double wall

[FamilyVacation2012]

I notice from the deck plan that our stateroom on Deck 5 will have one wall that appears to be a double wall. Is this of any significance in terms of noise, space, etc? Thanks.

[T5LHR]

I notice from the deck plan that our stateroom on Deck 5 will have one wall that appears to be a double wall. Is this of any significance in terms of noise, space, etc? Thanks.

 

I believe what you have noticed is the firebreak of end of the "module"/"zone". The structure is of a modular design and made in sort of blocks. More visible on the upper decks where you can see where the modules join together. I don't believe there is anything that runs in between these staterooms, it is just the way she is constructed.

 

Could be completely wrong though, and I am sure someone will correct me if I am! :)

 

Do you have a cabin number for us to have a look at the deck plan and see if we can offer any more information maybe?

[MCC retired]

Cabin # sure would help get your question answered.

Probably as stated , a fire wall .

[Ray66]

I notice from the deck plan that our stateroom on Deck 5 will have one wall that appears to be a double wall. Is this of any significance in terms of noise, space, etc? Thanks.

 

My son had one of these a couple of years ago on the QM2. It was an in hull balcony room and on one side of the balcony there was a metal wall from ceiling to floor. This made the balcony on that side a lot more private than the usual partition.

[FamilyVacation2012]

It's cabin 5161. Thanks.

[lannp]

It is a fire wall. There will be a set of fire doors folded into the wall outside this cabin.

Instead of a partition 3/4 high between balconies, this one will go all the way to the top.

[T5LHR]

It's cabin 5161. Thanks.

 

Yep... Nothing sinister... It is just part of the construction. There are no noisy air vents or pipes running behind your headboard or anything.

 

Hope you have a wonderful trip.

[3rdGenCunarder]

We just had an in-hull balcony cabin like that. We had a full wall on one side of the balcony and the other side has the usual partition with a door that could be used to connect the balconies. I guess the full wall could be a problem if a family had two cabins and wanted to connect the balconies. I can't think of any other drawback. We had no issues with sounds from either side.

 

I found the doorframe in the hallway (where the fire doors are) quite useful. It helped me recognize my cabin as I approached it.