Subtle difference.
We know they took great care while designing these ships, for example the beams above the restaurant were about 2.5" shorter (just over that space) in way to gain some height for this room to look larger, but in the younger sister they added 6" to B deck's height making it equal to A deck. That means... 1 extra step for every stair on B deck. Hope you like it.
(second picture is 1920 Olympic, with her late sister flooring)
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I hate how little the 3 sister ships were photographed, Titanic and Britannic is understandable but Olympic has now excuse. Yet most of the photos are mostly focused on 1st class areas over and over the same spaces from 1911 to when she was scrapped with some attention given to second and third and crew. But there was still so much unphotographed. Thank you for bringing them back to life
Wow. I never knew B Deck's height was changed. But, if they can widen Britannic, why not raise it too.