On Christmas Eve despite having a bulging disc in my back (which is very painful) bought about by undoing over tightened screws from the previous Saturday at the Royal Star and Garter Home, I provided and fitted an original cast iron Briton C at the Birmingham based MG Physiotherapist Practice.
http://www.birminghamphysios.com/
The Practice is led by Michael Garmston, former head physiotherapist to the British Athletic Olympic teams Barcelona 1992, Atlanta 1996 and Sydney 2000.
The Briton C was fitted to the inner entrance door of the Grade 2 listed Georgian property that Michael and his Team practice from.
As can be seen from the pictures this is a large door, even the Briton C looks small against it and it was in fact debated if a Briton D may have been required, the D was eventually and obviously deemed to be unnecessary as the pictures show. It should be noted however that due to the previous installation it was decided to position the C slightly off from the normal siting position so that it utilises the existing mounting holes (Jess ; ) ).
This in no way affects the actual performance of this medium to heavy weight performer!
http://www.birminghamphysios.com/
The Practice is led by Michael Garmston, former head physiotherapist to the British Athletic Olympic teams Barcelona 1992, Atlanta 1996 and Sydney 2000.
The Briton C was fitted to the inner entrance door of the Grade 2 listed Georgian property that Michael and his Team practice from.
As can be seen from the pictures this is a large door, even the Briton C looks small against it and it was in fact debated if a Briton D may have been required, the D was eventually and obviously deemed to be unnecessary as the pictures show. It should be noted however that due to the previous installation it was decided to position the C slightly off from the normal siting position so that it utilises the existing mounting holes (Jess ; ) ).
This in no way affects the actual performance of this medium to heavy weight performer!
For those interested this is a shot to show the comparative size ratio between some of the Briton range.
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