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Everton Stadium Turnstiles Installation

How Everton Stadium will look once completed Everton's new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock continues to make excellent progress with the fitting of their first turnstiles.

As work gathers pace on the outside and inside of the Club’s future home, a number of full height steel turnstiles have been installed in the north stand.

Another major installation has started to take shape on the exterior of the west stand, where a sweeping terrace will eventually be formed to step down from the stadium, towards a restored water channel that will run parallel to the River Mersey.

The first concrete structure to support this terrace is visible for the first time, while close by work continues to glaze the west stand exterior.

Within the bowl itself, handrails are now evident in the upper north west corner of the stadium, as work gears up for the first seat installations.

The final roof covering on the north stand is also imminent, with the highly visual rolling out of 170m‑long sheeting from a container hung by a crane at roof level, from which the standing seam sheeting is laid across the entire length of the roof.