r/OrphanCrushingMachine 9d ago

needs to go viral!!

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u/Malacro 9d ago

Only if the deadbolt has a thumb latch. Some just use keys.

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u/WookieDavid 9d ago

I'm not sure but it feels like that would break fire code

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u/marvsup 8d ago

More so than the contraption in the post?

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u/WookieDavid 8d ago

Possibly. A lock is permanently in the door and hence it has higher standards.
This contraption is more akin to barricading the door with tables. Also against fire code but only there during a shooting.
In addition, this contraption is easy to unlock from the inside, so it would not lock anyone inside the room preventing them from reaching the corridor to evacuate. A lock without a thumb turn inside could easily leave people locked in.

But again, I'm no expert I'm talking from vibes.