To be honest, this is the first time I’ve seen a door with a slot for letters or magazines in the middle. I’m certain this isn’t a residential door; it’s clearly for an office or an industrial space—the fact that it’s surrounded by glass suggests it’s an office or a shop. The building is located along a main road, as evidenced by the reflections of cars visible on the glass walls. Furthermore, the building appears to be highly secure, featuring two separate locks—one above the handle and one below—with security services provided by G4S, as indicated by the sticker affixed to the door.
With us all front doors have these slots, homes included.
This indeed an office and it is empty since months, but the (free) weekly newspaper of the city is still delivered.
Wonder what business does this office run. I quite like the door with a slot, makes it convenient for letters or newspapers to be delivered but not when the slot is full. Then, it becomes a mess if the delivery people continues to try to slot it in.
With us all front doors have these slots, homes included.
This indeed an office and it is empty since months, but the (free) weekly newspaper of the city is still delivered.
Wonder what business does this office run. I quite like the door with a slot, makes it convenient for letters or newspapers to be delivered but not when the slot is full. Then, it becomes a mess if the delivery people continues to try to slot it in.