I also fully agree with those lego bricks. They are counter productive wastes of space.

The problem with lift installations these days is that there is only a handful of lift companies left and because of this they all band together and force products and a level of service on customers and this cannot be avoided. Lifts, as a rule, are hybrids of parts made in dozens of countries. Typically, a control module will be made either in Australia or Germany, car fitout components made in Australia or Italy, machines made in Mexico (roof top motor room models) or Germany (mounted under car models) and call buttons and level indicators are made in a South East Asian country. There was a time when ALL components could be made here and there were a dozen Australian lift companies in addition to the foreign ones like Otis, Schindler and Kone.

One would think that a customer the size of ShittyRail could tap their lift constructor on the shoulder and say ‘Do you want us to tear your contract up?’ but noooo. The NSW Government is obviously an exception to the law that dictates that public buildings shall be provided with an access method that allows safe entry and exit for people with disablilites.

They are hell bent on gluing down those tactile bricks, those things with the blue lumps on them, which ablebods trip over day after day but they cannot provide a basic access for some poor bugger that is in a wheelchair. It stinks - typically ShittyRail.