Transverse section above protective deck (station 62 to 90 and 102 to 184)
<p>1 - Angle bar 3.5in×3in×8lbs; 2 - Angle bar 4in×4in×13lbs; 3 - Angle bar 3.5in×3.5in×l0lbs; 4 - Angle bar 3in×3in×6.5lbs; 5 - Angle bar 5in×3.5in×12lbs; 6 - Bracket; 7 - Angle bar 9in×3.5in×l8lbs; 8 - 3in thick teak deck planking; 9 - Zed bar 6in×3.5in×3in×14lbs; 10 - Upper deck; 11 - Torpedo net shelf; 12 - Angle bulb deck beam 9in×3.5in×23lbs; 13 - Main deck; 14 - Protective deck; 15 - 320lbs (8in) armour; 16 - 440lbs (llin) armour; 17 - Wood backing to armour (2.5 in thick at thinnest point); 18 - 14 lbs plate; 19 - 12 lbs stringer plate; 20 - 14 lbs, chequered plate (bunker flat); 21 — slope, upper layer 1 in noncemented armour; 22 - slope, intermediate layer, 0.75 in mild steel; 23 - slope, bottom layer, 1 in mild steel;
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source Roberts. The Battleship Dreadnought. Anatomy of the Ship. — London: Conway Maritime Press Ltd, 2002. p.111 — <a href="//commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:BookSources/978-0851778952" title="Special:BookSources/978-0851778952">ISBN 978-0851778952</a>. plan B9/4
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