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in the town here we have newish flats where the common stair continues up
for another flight going nowhere....

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Huge wrote:
Some of the others are obviously for cosmetic reasons (balconies with no
access door).

There's an estate round here with what looks like balconies. But too small
to use for anything. So presumably just to make the opening doors safe.

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On Thursday, 5 October 2017 07:30:11 UTC+1, Retro Futurist ... wrote:
in the town here we have newish flats where the common stair continues up
for another flight going nowhere....

That's so the druggies can sit up there and not get in anyone's way.

Or the freeholder is optimistic he can sell off the roof for conversion or addition of a few more storeys at a later date

Owain

Dave Plowman (News) wrote:

There's an estate round here with what looks like balconies. But too small
to use for anything. So presumably just to make the opening doors safe.

Isn't that what they call a Juliette balcony?

Chris
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don't see what's wrong with a false window having a false balcony

the (almost new) block of flats where I am living have false windows in the
roof construction

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Chris J Dixon wrote:
Dave Plowman (News) wrote:

There's an estate round here with what looks like balconies. But too
small to use for anything. So presumably just to make the opening doors
safe.

Isn't that what they call a Juliette balcony?

Dunno - seems to be quite a loose term.

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On 05/10/2017 13:55, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article ,
Chris J Dixon wrote:
Dave Plowman (News) wrote:

There's an estate round here with what looks like balconies. But too
small to use for anything. So presumably just to make the opening doors
safe.

Isn't that what they call a Juliette balcony?

Dunno - seems to be quite a loose term.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balconet

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The guy banging his head on the stairs - that could be my house. I
habitually go up the stairs on all fours. But then the ceiling height is
only about 2 metres. They were shorter in those days... (early 18thC)

I recall visiting one house with a doorway onto the stairs that was
shorter than me, and narrower than my shoulders. That was really awkward.

Andy