Thread: Inclined lift at Greenford Station replaces the last wooden escalator
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Old November 17th 15, 09:23 AM posted to uk.transport.london,misc.transport.urban-transit,uk.railway
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Default Inclined lift at Greenford Station replaces the last wooden escalator
In message , danny burstein
wrote:
If you're looking for a wooden escalator come to NYC. Some
of the escalators at the Macy's flagship store at 34th
street and sixth avenue are still using woooden treads.

Some of the ones in Sydney are exactly like the ones that were at King's
Cross pre-fire. Otis. Wooden treads with much bigger spacing. Wooden
panelling between the escalators. I *think* the sides of the escalator
trench were metal.

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