BT street furniture - what is reasonable/legal

BT street furniture - what is reasonable/legal

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Ilovejapcrap

3,281 posts

112 months

Sunday 21st January 2018
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What’s the car comming up road.

First guess an old Clio, or a pug ?

Battlewagon

142 posts

77 months

Sunday 21st January 2018
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It looks like a Focus

Trixxz

90 posts

102 months

Sunday 21st January 2018
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Cant complain if you enjoy your Mobile phone working - All those times people complain of dropped calls, lost signal and slow connectivity means to keep up with demand they have to put in more sites!


bimsb6

8,040 posts

221 months

Sunday 21st January 2018
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TooMany2cvs said:
budgie smuggler said:
OP's house after a BT engineer finds this thread :

Any bets on where the drop kerb is(n't)?
That’s not a bt cabinet .

bimsb6

8,040 posts

221 months

Sunday 21st January 2018
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Cliftonite said:
One solution?



Virgin cabinet , their kit is so flimsy a small child may have leant against it and did that lol

bimsb6

8,040 posts

221 months

Sunday 21st January 2018
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esxste said:
Loose_Cannon said:
Well the little old lady with the tartan shoping trolley in the distance had to wait for a time while a gaggle of dog walkers went past. Surely it's not unreasonable that pedestrians can pass either way on a pavement without being made to wait or walk in the gutter?

Agreed the overgrowth is as big an impediment but what are the owners of that going to point to when challenged?

And yes it may be trivial to you because you're not a little old lady with a tartan shopping trolley, but if we eliminated threads on Pistonheads because the subject matter was trivial to the majority of us it would be pretty fking barren around here!
Why do you care?
Op is the little old lady!

Sheepshanks

32,752 posts

119 months

Sunday 21st January 2018
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bimsb6 said:
That’s not a bt cabinet .
It's looks the same as the ones they've splattered around our village.

It does occur to me that it's a good job all utility suppliers don't do this or they'd be a real blot.

Edited by Sheepshanks on Monday 22 January 10:32

bimsb6

8,040 posts

221 months

Sunday 21st January 2018
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Sheepshanks said:
bimsb6 said:
That’s not a bt cabinet .
It's looks the same as the ones they've splattered around our village.

It does occur to me that it's job all utility suppliers don't do this or they'd be a real blot.
In that it’s green ? Bt ones similar to that are the fibre dslams and will be adjacent an existing cabinet .

Sheepshanks

32,752 posts

119 months

Sunday 21st January 2018
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bimsb6 said:
In that it’s green ? Bt ones similar to that are the fibre dslams and will be adjacent an existing cabinet .
I'm confused now - it's the same as the one in the picture, it's a cabinet and it's owned by BT.

The one nearest me is across the road from the PCP telephone cabinet on a grass verge in front of a house. The PCP cabinets here are all tucked away but the fibre cabinets are much more in the open. I'd be dismayed if they'd slapped it in front of my house.


Edited by Sheepshanks on Monday 22 January 10:33

SVTRick

3,633 posts

195 months

Sunday 21st January 2018
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bimsb6 said:
Virgin cabinet , their kit is so flimsy a small child may have leant against it and did that lol
Nothing wrong with the cabinet its the fixings and base that let it down.
I found that BT Infrastructure, ducting, cable pits etc was always installed to a good standard.
VM are nowhere near that.


budgie smuggler

5,380 posts

159 months

Monday 22nd January 2018
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bimsb6 said:
That’s not a bt cabinet .
It is.