Even the Colorado State Capitol Building has a few Fixed-it Friday applications!
I wonder if the impact of the closer against the wall stop had any effect on the leakage:
Here’s an other FF door stop:
I don’t know if this padding is to protect the valve or the heads of visitors:
In case you’re not up to speed on your gallery protocol, this sign on the door clarifies – no booing!
And check out this restaurant entrance in Denver that seems to be closed indefinitely. One of these doors won’t lock, so they used the old napkin trick:
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Hey!
Stop taking shots at my town…:-)
But seriously, it isn’t hard to find creative solutions…Necessity is the mother of invention and we have a lot of necessity out here in the mile high city.
I really like your town! 🙂 Yesterday’s post is all about how beautiful the state house is.
– Lori
Why do so many Aluminum doors look like a blind person installed the hardware?
I have always liked the style of the old pot belly closers. They look so good in the right environment. I know places will refurbish and sell them. I only wish they were made new and at a cost effective price so you could use them on present day projects when that look would be appropriate.
It’s funny how these old Corbin Yale LCN ,pot belly closers worked for years. Even with corner brackets (before the Parallel arm ) However once they were rebuilt new spring and O rings they never were the same .lol