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Old Posted Jan 12, 2015, 6:58 PM
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Originally Posted by eastcoastal View Post
Escalators, based only one what I've seen, tend to have their supports integrated within the units themselves... the building must be designed for bearing at each floor slab, but the span itself is handled by the escalator unit. I don't expect escalators should have so many mid-span landings, and I also assume that it typically makes sense for the undersides of escalators be accessible for service?
Already been clarified by another poster that escalators will flank this on either side.

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If that's the case, those must be Killer Stairs™
No, since those stairs shown are only for backup to the escalators and will be mostly unused. Killer Stairs™ are those that are foolishly meant to be the primary means of access to upper floors as part of a social engineering objective. If these were Killer Stairs™ there would be no escalators at all.
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