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Purplewitch | 13:06 Sun 27th Mar 2005 | People & Places
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Why is it that in many lifts, all around Europe, lifts/elevators have carpets lining the walls?

Many of them don't even have carpets on the floor

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Because they are also used to carry goods and the carpet provides protection from scratches. In shinny lifts look for little metal pegs around the top, they are used to hang padded protective cloth for when its used to carry goods.
17:41 Sun 27th Mar 2005
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oh thank you! it had been puzzling me for a while now. Thanks very much
21:34 Sun 27th Mar 2005
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LOL! but then why do they still carpet the walls?! what if there was a contortionist in there eh?

They may as well not carpet anything! Thanks :)

13:08 Mon 28th Mar 2005
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Anti-graffitti? Try scribbling with a felt tip on a bit of polypropylene corded tuft!
20:44 Tue 29th Mar 2005
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I always wondered why they do the same on coaches.
00:52 Thu 31st Mar 2005

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