Normally the kitchen door slows the fire enough to get out
Is it just me that almost never closes any (internal) doors at home?
I used to live in a 2001 build house that had door closers fitted so the doors were wedged open. A fire seemed less likely than my toddlers fingers getting pinched.
Before that I lived in a ground floor flat which didn't have a kitchen door when we moved in and we didn't add one. Some potential buyers commented but we just shrugged and told them it was like that when we moved in. I suppose as a ground floor flat you could more easily climb out a window.
Is it just me that almost never closes any (internal) doors at home
We are fastidious about keeping internal doors closed. Leaving one open usually results in someone saying "close door Tony" per the classic Harry Enfield sketch.
Is it just me that almost never closes any (internal) doors at home?
I used to live in a 2001 build house that had door closers fitted so the doors were wedged open. A fire seemed less likely than my toddlers fingers getting pinched.
Before that I lived in a ground floor flat which didn't have a kitchen door when we moved in and we didn't add one. Some potential buyers commented but we just shrugged and told them it was like that when we moved in. I suppose as a ground floor flat you could more easily climb out a window.