Pam,

This guy better have something very clear in writing, signed by  somebody
higher up on the food chain than he is, before he removes so much  as a screw
from a fire door in a senior living facility.  And I  wouldn't be surprised if
these doors aren't full of asbestos, so he better be  REAL careful about what's
downwind when he tries to burn them.  Also advise  that he have a way to move
them, once they've cooled down after he tries to set  fire to them.

Ralph

PS: If doors have been removed from their openings for 5+  years, disregard
first sentence.

In a message dated 9/2/2005 8:20:28 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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There's a building in Phelps that was originally the high school  built
as part of the Public Works Admin project that was turned into a  senior
living facility a few years back.  The facilities guy comes  into the
coffee shop a lot and mentioned last weekend that he was taking  the old
fire doors (unknown until he was removing hinges that they were  fire
rated and therefore didn't need to be removed during the renovation  5+
years ago) to the owners farm house to burn them.  He then  mentioned
that he has a coupel weeks left before he will do the same to  the
windows, which he says are in very good shape.  I offered to let  y'all
know in case any one might be interested in procuring them for the  cost
of transporting them.  I don't know dimensions (I asked him to  get them,
but I don't think he completely understands the importance of  knowing
the specs), but I recall they were quite large.  I don't have  pictures,
either.

So all that not said, would any of you possibly be  interested or have a
need for these windows?  If so, I'll chase up  more details for you, but
time is of the  essence.