"Dave Plowman" wrote in message
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In article ,
Hugo Nebula Send-My-Spam-To: abuse@localhost wrote:
The requirements aren't there for the owners of the house; they are
designed to allow people in wheelchairs and the infirm to be more able
to visit people in their own homes.

I'm not quite sure what business a visitor would have with my sockets? And
if I had a disabled guest, the light and socket positions would be the
least of their problems - the guest bedroom is on the first floor, and the
bathroom on a half landing.


And I bet your bathroom door is the incorrect size and you probably have a
step to your front door not a slope.

Adam

In article ,
ARWadsworth wrote:
I'm not quite sure what business a visitor would have with my sockets?
And if I had a disabled guest, the light and socket positions would be
the least of their problems - the guest bedroom is on the first floor,
and the bathroom on a half landing.


And I bet your bathroom door is the incorrect size and you probably have
a step to your front door not a slope.

The door would be ok - they're double - but yes, three steps and a
threshold bar, then a step down.

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