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Lucy
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Mats
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Mats I think are ambiguous, because unless they are completely fixed to the floor, you know, they’re trip hazards.
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Daniel
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Layout of furniture
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The edge of the desk is just beyond the door. So you walk in and hit… for furniture you want rounded corners.
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Thomas
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Layout of furniture
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That furniture is partly obstructing the door way… someone who has designed the game hasn’t thought about that.
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Matthew
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Doors
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The [bathroom] door opens that way, does it? So it opens… it could hit you in the back or something.
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Matthew
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Swivel office chair
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Oh, that’s a funny object: that chair. They swivel and if you hold on to it and it swivels… if you’re not too steady on your pins, it could potentially throw you off balance.
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Joshua
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Positioning of ‘safe’ bath rail
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I would’ve suggested it [the bath rail] should be lower. You’re never going to reach that in a sitting position.
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Thomas
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Positioning of ‘safe’ bath rail
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Oh, very high that rail, isn’t it!
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Joshua
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Positioning of ‘safe’ toilet roll
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I don’t think the toilet is necessarily a fall hazard, but certainly where the toilet roll is… reaching.
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Lucy
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Table in Lounge
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This table looks uneven to me, because it seems to be balanced on something… is that a trip hazard? It could lead to a fall.
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Thomas
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Cooking oil by stove
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This object [oil] is in a safe place? But it’s right next to the cooker!
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Daniel
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Cooking oil by stove
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Would you put it [oil] there… I don’t think so. You get flames coming out of the saucepan, and heat.
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Thomas
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Lack of pull cord in bathroom
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Yeah, but I’ll tell you also, inside a bathroom, you shouldn’t have a finger switch.
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Charlotte
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Lack of pull cord in bathroom
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But you’re not allowed to have a light inside the bathroom, I know that because we build our own ourselves.
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Deborah
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Wooden Stairs
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Your stairs did look as though they were just wood and that could be, you know, you might slip on stairs - it might be better if they have a carpet.
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Karen
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Balusters on stairs too far apart
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Somebody could fall through the stairs - there’s quite a few - the gaps in the stairs are quite wide, really, aren’t they?
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