Pizza Takeaway Makign me pay for a damaged sign

powerful_Rogue

Zandoni wrote: »

How can you say that when you haven't even seen the sign.

So its ok to lean on a sign, what about pictures hanging on the wall? What if everyone is leaning on the wall, can you lean on one of them if theres no space?

Zandoni

powerful_Rogue wrote: »

So its ok to lean on a sign, what about pictures hanging on the wall? What if everyone is leaning on the wall, can you lean on one of them if theres no space?

You haven't seen the sign, how can you guess. It appears that it was in a public area so it should be sturdy.

powerful_Rogue

Zandoni wrote: »

You haven't seen the sign, how can you guess. It appears that it was in a public area so it should be sturdy.

Sturdy enough for people to lean on? Are signs designed to be leant on?

What if there was photos hanging on the wall, should they also be sturdy enough to be leant on?

powerful_Rogue

Without the OP coming back to clarify, I can only think its like a sign in the picture below.

Still ok in your opinion to lean on?

Zandoni

powerful_Rogue wrote: »

Without the OP coming back to clarify, I can only think its like a sign in the picture below.

Still ok in your opinion to lean on?

Yep that one should be fine to lean on, it's in a public place.

powerful_Rogue

Zandoni wrote: »

Yep that one should be fine to lean on, it's in a public place.

So anything on a wall in a public place is fine to lean on?

Zandoni

powerful_Rogue wrote: »

So anything on a wall in a public place is fine to lean on?

An acrylic sign flat against a wall certainly is.

Laz123

It's a wind up. If it's not I'll pay for the damage myself.

powerful_Rogue

Zandoni wrote: »

An acrylic sign flat against a wall certainly is.

Its not flat against the wall.

Zandoni

powerful_Rogue wrote: »

Its not flat against the wall.

Flat enough, acrylic is pretty tough stuff.