You know what they say about big hands.

[Brian E. Kelly]

Big Handrails.:d

[ldapkus]

I heard that many times.

[Mario A. Kyriacou, CHI]

Originally Posted by bkelly2

Big Handrails.:d

Brian

Some people would just rather have something esthetically pleasing as apposed to something practical and safe.

Did you write this up?

[Brian E. Kelly]

I mentioned that a proper, gripable hadrail might be nice.

[Jae Williams]

"You know what they say about big hands."



No, I don't...what do they say about big hands??

[Keith Swift, PhD.]

I would write this up not as a handrail but as a slide, a way to get downstairs quickly and exit the residence in the event of an emergency or an attack by a disgruntled spouse.

[tneumann]

Disgruntled spouse is a double-negative....

[Mario A. Kyriacou, CHI]

Originally Posted by tneumann

Disgruntled spouse is a double-negative....

You crack me up!! Good one.

[Keith Swift, PhD.]

Tony, you obviously haven't seen my wife, who I refer to reverently as "she-who-must-be-obeyed."

[Larry D. Kage]

Originally Posted by kswift

Tony, you obviously haven't seen my wife, who I refer to reverently as "she-who-must-be-obeyed."

Do you at least get the "he-who-must-be-fed" moniker?

[Ted Allen]

Originally Posted by bkelly2

Big Handrails.:d

Damn, some of you folks will wright up anything.

[jkormos]

Big gloves...........

[lewens]

If you can be disgruntled, it stands to reason that you must be able to be "gruntled". The code gives specific dimensions regarding handrails, ergo sum,,,
Larry

[Keith Swift, PhD.]

Larry,
No, "he-who-must-be-fed," only the occassional "sweetheart," but that's enough.

[Larry D. Kage]

Originally Posted by kswift

Larry,
No, "he-who-must-be-fed," only the occassional "sweetheart," but that's enough.

I concur and it's more than many enjoy...sadly enough.