Cruise Ship Cabins Are Built on an Assembly Line Just Like Cars

Ever wonder how sail ships are built ? Well , Royal Caribbeanjust unloosen a new videothat sheds a little bit of light onto the cognitive operation , specifically how the cabin are manufactured . It ’s surprisingly alike to how your Ford got built .

The brusque video takes you inside the factory of Meyer Werft , a German shipyard founded in 1795 that now build up luxury sail ship . Indeed , it does look quite a bit like a railway car manufacturing plant — or any other fabrication readiness with an assembly melodic phrase . What ’s particularly impressive about the process , though , is the fact that the cabins are completely prefabricated before they goon the ship . Everything from the faucets to the carpet to the sofa are installed in the factory and then the elbow room are just pile inside the cruise ship Isaac Hull like pieces of a Jenga game . ( That is a sundry metaphor , I realize . )

Of course , this sort of prefab coming is nothing new . The technique is becomingincreasinglypopularand more versatile . Heck even prefab skyscrapers are a matter , now , and they ’re build up in a surprisingly similar way as cruise ship cabin . In a sentience , a sail ship is just a skyscraper lie on its side that travels to alien destination . At least when things aren’tgoing horribly wrong , anyway . [ Royal Caribbean ]