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ENTRY PHONES at BEECHOLME
and don't forget..
.. for this & any other issue you can get results by coming to
the tenants & residents meetings.
The next one is on Tue 25th Sept at 7.30pm at the hall.
email: tra@beecholme.co.uk
and don't forget..
.. for this & any other issue you can get results by coming to
the tenants & residents meetings.
The next one is on Tue 25th Sept at 7.30pm at the hall.
email: tra@beecholme.co.uk
That is to say, the internal door phones, as illustrated above.
They currently have no volume control and are so loud that during the day you can hear the bell ring a floor away through 4 doors and at night 2 floors. Couples with young children have my sympathies trying to give them an afternoon nap.
The "privacy" button has been timed (to specs asked for!!) to about 4 or 5 hours so that if you put it on at 10pm (for an early night), you run the risk of being woken along with everyone else at 3am - as we have been numerous times over the last few months.
I've even been woken at3.30am by someone ringing the doorbell a floor above me!
Everyone I've spoken to would be prepared to pay a reasonable sum to have the alteration or upgrade done.
Of course, if standard Procurement Design Protocols (see below)were in place and adhered to there's always the chance that the better solution may have been made in the first place.
If it turns out, as I suspect, that the quality of life - directly related to lack of sleep, volume and nuisance or "mistake" bell rings - is such now that everyone would pay to get the door phones upgraded, then that should have been taken into account in the first place as a cost.
That being the case, as usual, the cheapest option turns out to be a false economy.
SEE MY POLLS ON DOOR PHONES
Please take the time to tick one of the four options
(on the left)
They currently have no volume control and are so loud that during the day you can hear the bell ring a floor away through 4 doors and at night 2 floors. Couples with young children have my sympathies trying to give them an afternoon nap.
The "privacy" button has been timed (to specs asked for!!) to about 4 or 5 hours so that if you put it on at 10pm (for an early night), you run the risk of being woken along with everyone else at 3am - as we have been numerous times over the last few months.
I've even been woken at3.30am by someone ringing the doorbell a floor above me!
Everyone I've spoken to would be prepared to pay a reasonable sum to have the alteration or upgrade done.
Of course, if standard Procurement Design Protocols (see below)were in place and adhered to there's always the chance that the better solution may have been made in the first place.
If it turns out, as I suspect, that the quality of life - directly related to lack of sleep, volume and nuisance or "mistake" bell rings - is such now that everyone would pay to get the door phones upgraded, then that should have been taken into account in the first place as a cost.
That being the case, as usual, the cheapest option turns out to be a false economy.
SEE MY POLLS ON DOOR PHONES
Please take the time to tick one of the four options
(on the left)
2 comments:
I'd happily pay a one off £20 to £50 max. Be nice with video as my mothers flat in Tower Hamlets. can that be added for the same price?
It would cost too much
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