Doors that are highly functional for ease of access.
Saving space in the city…
Ready for loading and unloading…
To enter when you’re not privy to in…
#ThursdayDoors is part of an inspired post series run by Norm Frampton. To see other doors of interest, or to share your own, click the link.
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The gate in the last photo calls to me. I like the circles at the top. They remind me of the circles on the background of your blog. Pretty.
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Oh good! Thank you, Ally Bean. It’s always nice when the first comment is complimentary 🙂
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These are great. I like that simple wooden door in the brick enclosure. Its size and color are perfect, and although it’s a simple door, it gives the space an elegant touch.
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Good, thanks. I think it has a nice clean look 🙂
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Nice collection of doors. Also a nice choice for A to Z.
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Thank you 🙂
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Love the play on words. 🙂
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Ease of access for HUMANS is even more important. As a person who currently uses a walker, I find doors EVERYWHERE are impossible to open easily, have small and dangerous lips or steps or thresholds, and are too heavy.
Few have the button available AND WORKING that opens the door. The button itself is usually hard to push.
It is often easier to stay home, because SOMEWHERE – like yesterday at the hospital ON the ONLY way to cardiac rehab – there will be a door which I can’t open easily. The bathrooms with accessible stalls will often have these doors, so you can’t get in! The one in the lobby of the local rehab facility has a handicapped stall – and the stiffest, heaviest door I’ve run up against (literally) lately.
Take a mile of accessible pathway from Point A to Point B. Put two steps in the middle. You have now rendered the entire mile inaccessible. I should not have to point this out! The world is a sea of barriers.
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Nicely done. I was wondering how you were gonna get this to sync with your A-Z, not that I ever doubted you of course 😉
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Thank you! It is challenging, and as a result there will be some interesting doors over the month of April 🙂
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Sometimes function is everything. I like the door with the brick wall. I feel as though there might be a tiny but lovely patio there or a very secret little patio garden (although the sunshine might not get in there too well.
janet
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Doors like the gate in your last photo make me curious about what’s on the other side. One of the aspects of Thursday doors that I like is the curiosity and wonder about what’s behind some of the doors…the furnishings, architecture and people.
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Sorry to say, the inside of that gate is a private parking lot for the apartment building. BUT I very much appreciate your curiosity and enthusiasm 🙂
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What is it about doors that just draws the eyes? I have a lithograph from Germany that has been reprinted for a hundred years, that’s how popular the image is!
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Doors are an invitation to curiosity 🙂
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Hmmm… I wonder what’s behind door #3?
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I really don’t know. I think tiniest of patios, but you never can tell. They’re the backs of some condos.
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The idea that a door could go beyond something to open and close, and a protection of intruders developed since I have been looking at Thurs. doors. Pity that the towns around me do not share that fancy idea:) You did well today with the functional doors:):)
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Thanks! Doors are as varied as anything else in this city, but sometimes I gotta hunt. 🙂
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sounds familiar. Have a great weekend:)
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I like the last one the best as the others are a little too plain! 🙂
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All are great doors which we don’t get enough of the utilitarian styles, I liked the brick home (townhouse?) with a garage below it and the black rod iron gate! Beautiful choices a true departure from the norm. (Ha ha, Norm! 😀 )
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Thank you 🙂
Condos/ townhouse, potato/potahto!
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I like how we never disagree just compromise. 🙂 Or agree on multiple choices! 😉
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