An elderly Brown, Marshalls and Co passenger coach was transferred to the line to replace it, and a section of each platform was raised to accommodate the higher doors of this coach, using earth and old railway sleepers.
An elderly Brown, Marshalls and Co passenger coach replaced it, and a section of each platform was raised to accommodate the higher doors of this coach using earth and old railway sleepers.
The wall needs to be wide enough to accommodate twice the door's width, plus 1 inch (2.54cm).
Hospitals have had to buy special wheelchairs and operating tables to accommodate the obese, and revolving doors have had to be widened the typical door went from about ten feet to about twelve feet across.
Hospitals have had to buy special wheelchairs and operating tables to accommodate the obese, and revolving doors have had to be widened — the typical door went from about ten feet to about twelve feet across.
Over 100 delegates from various NGOs who were supposed to meet the president at the time (11 am, 24 June) were shown the door in order to accommodate the former French captain, and were requested to make do with the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs instead.
If you choose not to remove the old flooring (if, for example, you're putting vinyl over concrete or wood), just know that the floor will be a bit higher, and you might have to trim the bottom of your doors to accommodate the height.
There was even an auxiliary flat, a couple of doors down, to accommodate the overflow.
The case against Nissan's financing unit began in late August 1995 when Betty Cason, who is disabled, went to a Nissan dealer in Nashville to shop for a four-door vehicle to accommodate the five foster children she is raising with her husband, Robert.
Aircraft in service retained the turbojet and had their bomb bay doors modified to accommodate the hose and drogue.
