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Hi
We've just moved into a newly converted flat and every single door (even the broom cupboard) has one of those concealed chain door closers fitted. Propping doors open is a right pain, so I'm tempted to remove some of them (hopefully without trapping my fingers in the chain...). Before I do though, I thought I'd check whether any of this is likely to be required by building or fire regulations - can anyone enlighten me? Thanks in advance Mark |
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