So where's the guy saying, "Hold my beer"?Yeah just don't try to pass through during a wind storm!
Paranormal activity for sure - specifically poltergeistYeah just don't try to pass through during a wind storm!
So where's the guy saying, "Hold my beer"?
I do recall a few times as a kid, probably when we were vacationing down south in Toronto area, but memory is pretty far so don't remember for sure. We don't have them anywhere here, and I don't imagine they are very efficient compared to normal open/close door that have a tighter seal all around.
They do look fun though.
The whole point is they are more efficient, big buildings run positive pressure, a normal door lets way more air blast out, where a revolving door is shut again by the time your in, so it only lets in the amount of air thats between the two panes.
That's assuming the seals are 100% airtight though. A seal that continuously has to rub or slide on a surface is very hard to keep intact. Garage doors, sliding doors, etc also suffer from the same problem.
That's assuming the seals are 100% airtight though. A seal that continuously has to rub or slide on a surface is very hard to keep intact. Garage doors, sliding doors, etc also suffer from the same problem.
That's assuming the seals are 100% airtight though. A seal that continuously has to rub or slide on a surface is very hard to keep intact. Garage doors, sliding doors, etc also suffer from the same problem.
That's assuming the seals are 100% airtight though. A seal that continuously has to rub or slide on a surface is very hard to keep intact. Garage doors, sliding doors, etc also suffer from the same problem.
Yeah just don't try to pass through during a wind storm!