Anyone know what this is for?:
It was in the wall of a room in a hotel I stayed in recently, the loop's about 1.25" ext. dia..
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13 years ago
mystery fixing
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13 years ago
Previous guest into a little light bondage?
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13 years ago
I am guessing it is a fixing for an escape device. Is it opposite the window. Try Googling the BS number on the fitting.
Tim W
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13 years ago
It is an achor bolt. Possibly used to attatch a safety harness to when leaning out of the windows when cleaning them.
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13 years ago
Maybe they run S&M theme weekends?
Or, more sensibly, for tied-on access for e.g. window cleaning the outside of the building?
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13 years ago
Light? That's one heavy weight fixing. But I did wonder.
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13 years ago
OK makes sense, it was next to the window. Ta.
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It's the same kind of loop they use on the outside of buuldings for window cleaners, et al, to fasten themselves to. Was it near the window?
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13 years ago
Attachment for emergancy evacuation through window - could be a 'descender' or a simple rope ladder
AWEM
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13 years ago
Its marked BS7883 which is the Working at Heights directive, so as others have already guessed its something to do with cleaning windows.
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13 years ago
Did we wake you?