Why doesn’t RU remove the red doors that separate the stands from the concourse? One, I’m not exactly sure why they are needed. Two, they open towards the concourse and when someone is exiting the stands you can get nailed if not ready for the door coming at you. Not a complaint, just a suggestion.
Doors from concourse into stands
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I'd imagine they help keep the sound in, so I wouldn't want to impact that by removing them.
They should have screen doors, like Kramer installed
Fire doors?
Used to love it in my old office we had doors that had big sign fire doors keep closed - we would prop open with fire extinguisher
Used to love it in my old office we had doors that had big sign fire doors keep closed - we would prop open with fire extinguisher
I agree that they're dumb, but would anyone else miss the nostalgia of opening them to get in? It's so ingrained in me.
This is a new era. We're ncaapicking now.
When my friends and I were in high school (late 70s-early 80s), we joked about the needless doors. Four decades later, it's still a discussion. I love it! [roll]
One would think fire codes are designed to make it EASIER to get out (no doors).
That’s it, we’ve finally done it, this board hasn’t just jumped “the shark,” it’s jumped ****ing JAWS...and I’m talking like from the 3rd movie. Congrats!!
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To some degree, it would be, just because you're removing hard surfaces and allowing sound waves to continue out into the concourse instead of bouncing back.... I just have no idea whether it would be noticeable at all.
Guys this is my expertise as I am in this type of work. The doors are there for fire code reasons spectating the stairs from the concourse. They must swing into the concourse in case of an emergency, for egress to other exits out of the building.
There are 2 major issues with them. First the knobs on the concourse side are not ADA compliant and these doors should definitely have glass. Facilities should have the doors held open on electromagnetic holders tied to the fire alarm system. This way the doors are held open and if there is a fire they will release and shut.
I wish they would do something with the outside doors too. Ugly as sin and really outdated and heavy.
Our company has been replacing numerous doors throughout the campus but never touched the RAC for some reason. Maybe they have a grand plan to renovate. I would love to consult someone on these door issues.
There are 2 major issues with them. First the knobs on the concourse side are not ADA compliant and these doors should definitely have glass. Facilities should have the doors held open on electromagnetic holders tied to the fire alarm system. This way the doors are held open and if there is a fire they will release and shut.
I wish they would do something with the outside doors too. Ugly as sin and really outdated and heavy.
Our company has been replacing numerous doors throughout the campus but never touched the RAC for some reason. Maybe they have a grand plan to renovate. I would love to consult someone on these door issues.
A sign your team is doing good when people complain about the doors vs the actual team
I think you would be hard pressed to get a fire going in the RAC. Besides the paper towels in the bathroom is there anything that’s combustible in there? It’s all cement
Even Bedrock had Joe Rockhead's volunteer fire dept. It's how Barney and Fred got out of the house so they could take ballet lessons to improve their bowling skills...
The doors are the least of our worries. What needs to be changed are the cakes in the urinals. I mean they look okay but they taste terrible.
The doors can not be removed. They are part of a state and nationally registered historic site. It would be like painting the Liberty Bell orange and blue.
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