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We have outwards opening bathroom doors in the office and they're great for giving people concussions and bumps on their head, as well as knocking coffees out of people's hands. When we pass these doors in the hallway we put our hands up like our abusive dad went for a high five.
Your local Fire Marshall would like to know your location.
TBH I want to know where they were when this building was built. Who came up with this and who allowed it?
if its an older building it may have been built before those laws and then grandfathered in (which is bullshit)
Nope, it was built within the last 10 years. I don't know what Danish building codes are like but these are definitely built different from everywhere else I've been in Denmark