the east terrace was the next to be covered, albeit with a temporary structure. this temporary structure was never replaced, and stood throughout the years of the ground. the popular east terrace became known as the kempton stand after kempton road on the other side of the railway station. with the three stands completed, the ground was now suited to a floodlight installation. two gantries housing 96 lamps were built, one on the west and one opposite on the east following a licence being granted. although this lighting system was the envy of many clubs, advancements in stadium lighting came rapidly, and the system soon needed replacement. a six pylon system replaced the old gantries in 1963.