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• The ceiling is supported by six hammer beam trusses.
• The nave is hammer beams, which can be seen radiating in the chancel.
• Internally, the nave has a hammer beam roof and the chancel a wagon roof.
• The interior has a high hammer beam roof, an apse with a chancel arch.
• The gable ends are decorated with semi-circular wooden bargeboards decorated with elaborate hammer beams.
• The walls and ceiling are lined with beaded boards and the roof is supported by hammer beam.
• The structure is steel-framed concrete, with the sanctuary roof having an open hammer beam construction.
• The interior is painted plaster and the nave has an open, timbered ceiling supported by hammer beams.
• The ceiling space is divided into the bays of the nave with stained timber hammer beam roof trusses.
• Internally, the chapel is a single space, divided into seven bays by the heavy hammer beam roof trusses.
• The hammer beam roof is said to be based on that of Saint Botolph's Church in Trunch, Norfolk.
• Just before formal handover by the GLC, the main hall with its elaborate hammer beam ceiling was destroyed by arson.
• There was an Apse Sanctuary; hammer beam trusses supported the roof and there was a cross on the roof at the chancel end.
• The hammer beam roof over the staircase imitates the 15th century, the staircase window the 14th century, and the vestibule arches the 13th century.
• The exposed brick interior of the building contains oversized timber hammer beam trusses and large folding timber doors that line both sides of the central hall.
• In 1885 the Bedford Chapel was extended westwards towards the tower, in 1886-1887 the roof was raised and the present day hammer beam roof installed.
• The High Altar is made of carved oak in neo-Norman style with grape vine decoration, surmounted with a slab of hammer beam structure with wooden gargoyles.
• The finely designed interior of the City Chambers incorporates many notable features, in particular the oak hammer beam roof which provides the ceiling for the Council Chamber itself.
• The interiors were spacious and finished with period detailing, including panels and hammer beams in the Dining Hall and stained glass and elaborate plasterwork, notably in the Chapel.
• There is an open wood roof with hammer beams, the ends of the corbels decorated with half figures of angels bearing coloured shields of the Russell and associated families.