There was a central boiler house with a chimney, with one engine to the north and the other to the south (the engines also powered biscuit-making equipment). The biscuits were dried on the upper floors of the side ranges; there was also a drying kiln above the boiler house. Although fully equipped as a biscuit and bread factory when opened in 1834, it was initially given only one full production run; then in 1839 the equipment was removed and installed instead in the Victualling Yard at Deptford.
There was a central boiler house with a chimney, equipped with two engines to the north and south (the engines also powered baking equipment). The biscuits were dried on upper floors of side ranges; there was also a drying kiln above the boiler house. Although fully equipped as a bakery when opened in 1834, it initially had only one production run; then in 1839, the equipment was relocated to the Victualling Yard at Deptford.