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Re: Tripping Into A Step-down Living Room
How wide is the opening? like 8' or better?
Maybe a large planter placed centered between the rails to give some texture to the entry area might help - and it's removable when not needed. It would leave room to get by on both sides, but might help him "detect it" better... And it's decorative! Jim
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Re: Tripping Into A Step-down Living RoomNow that's funny. Wish I thought of it. Truthfully though a few years ago I had a client with a step-down in their store. They asked me to turn this step down into a ramp. I was going to do that, but her insurance agent told her they have more claims from people tripping on ramps than step-downs. The agent suggested I build swinging gate. That made people aware of the step down. They have not had a person trip since I put the gate in. I doubt you are going to put a gate in his house, but maybe a handrail would draw his attention. Or you could remove the floor boards from the living room and he will only do it 1 more time. |
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