Sunday 10 May 2015

Negotiating a Display Home

It would seem that Australia’s home builders believe that home building is the preserve of young fit people. The way they present their display homes certainly reinforces this notion. The average display home is effectively an obstacle course for the disabled. First they increase the amount of walking involved by requiring their prospective customers to enter and leave through the sales office.




Often there is a step into the sales office on either side. Then they locate wooden platforms on the path between the office and the display house. These platforms appear to have no practical purpose other than ensure that only able-bodied individuals gain access. It’s particularly bad luck if you wish to view a display home which is not directly located beside the sales office. Not only do you have to walk further but you very probably have to negotiate more than one of these redundant wooden platforms both on the way in and on the way out.

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