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FIRE SERVICE AND GENERAL FIRE SAFETY TOPICS => Fire Safety => Topic started by: boroboy on September 17, 2013, 12:46:05 PM
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This week (16th-21st September is National fire door safety week. Yes, I didnt know such a thing existed either! Use the link to discover more about this subject. http://firedoorsafetyweek.co.uk/tool-kit/
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Maybe we could have an appeal on tv to adopt a door. You pay so much a month and someone goes and oils the hinges.
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Maybe we could have an appeal on tv to adopt a door. You pay so much a month and someone goes and oils the hinges.
Do we get an adorable cuddly door and photos of our door every three months?
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You get an email telling you how the door has been doing each month.
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Name a door competition?
Doris the Door.
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I want my door to be in Scotland. Obviously, it cannot be in just any building, but somewhere like the Palace of Holyrood or the Scottish Parliament would befit someone of my stature.
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I want my door to be a jar.
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I want my door to be in Scotland. Obviously, it cannot be in just any building, but somewhere like the Palace of Holyrood or the Scottish Parliament would befit someone of my stature.
Dotty. When I think of political institutions I think of waffle, flannel and bull****. What are you saying?
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I want my door to be in Scotland. Obviously, it cannot be in just any building, but somewhere like the Palace of Holyrood or the Scottish Parliament would befit someone of my stature.
Would it be an independant fire door? It would certainly be an expensive one!
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i hope mine's accredited by an external verifier so i can put it on a national register.
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i hope mine's accredited by an external verifier so i can put it on a national register.
honestly! Certified by an external verifier so i can put it on an accredited national register!
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Wee B , when we get indepedEnce (note spelling), we will be able to show the English the door.
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Doh!
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Wee B , when we get indepedEnce (note spelling), we will be able to show the English the door.
I think you mean DOH! Must be all those years living in Surrey?
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Wee B , when we get indepedEnce (note spelling), we will be able to show the English the door.
But Sir Col if you emmigrate back to the motherland, and they close the borders, there is no way they'd let a shifty-looking Sassenach like me to come in and educate you about the premise of responsible persons.
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But Sir Col if you emmigrate back to the motherland, and they close the borders, there is no way they'd let a shifty-looking Sassenach like me to come in and educate you about the premise of responsible persons.
Midders I give up. When will you learn to spell properly? shifty-looking Sassenach? Theres no F in s****y!
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Emigrate!!! You mean they'll be given a choice on whether to go back :o
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Silver, wee B doesnt live in Surrey. The only civil servants we allow here are those emptying the bins of the champagne bottles.
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'I want my door to be in Scotland. Obviously, it cannot be in just any building, but somewhere like the Palace of Holyrood or the Scottish Parliament would befit someone of my stature.'
Typical ignore the poor overworked fire door in the basement of some building. Ignored by its owners, who don't care that its seals are missing or its hinges are failing because it is always being wedged open. Spending its short life being battered by trolleys and forced to work far beyond its normal retirement age and finally ending up as a broken wreck still doorfully trying to do its duty for its ungrateful masters.
These doors need liberating and sending into a happy retirement home!
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Michael, such doors can be found in Aldershot and places like that. Not in Edinburgh, where the doors are fit for Kings, because the residents are just that.
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Typical ignore the poor overworked fire door in the basement of some building. Ignored by its owners, who don't care that its seals are missing or its hinges are failing because it is always being wedged open. Spending its short life being battered by trolleys and forced to work far beyond its normal retirement age and finally ending up as a broken wreck still doorfully trying to do its duty for its ungrateful masters.
These doors need liberating and sending into a happy retirement home!
I couldn't help but shed a tear there Mike, so sad to hear about their plight, poor fire doors, send round to my house I'm setting up a fire door sanctuary
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Retters, nip down to Kings Heath and you will find plenty of doors in need of sanctuary.