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do you mean the gaps withinn the interior of the design? so know ones head goes through i take it?
beautiful piece.
The inspector uses a 4 inch diameter ball,and if he can pass it through ANYWHERE on the rail,it does not pass...
While I applaud measures designed for safety I think this goes a bit too far.In a state that charges only $20 for using a cell phone while driving,(which is an obvious a serious health hazard causing many accidents and deaths DAILY)to accord such a stringent and myopic attention to the "danger of railings for infants"seems somewhat obsessive...In Europe there are no such standards and it is assumed parents have a more active role in preventing their children from entanglement.This has an obvious and dramatic effect on BEAUTY since European artists are much more free to design compositions with open spaces.
So now you can see that the effort here to create a still beautiful rail with so much metal required to fill the space ,can be a daunting challenge...
the fine here for cellphone use while driving is 25o i think, somewhere up there, but no one gets fined so...
people get slaughtered needlessly because of our collective addiction to multi-tasking.
i think a much more honest discussion would be man, stupid and self destructive or able to breathe unaided?
thats not so glamorous though.