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Ulysses S Grant Squad PlayerP.L.22/23 Entrant P.L.23/24 EntrantStop hovering to collapse... Click to collapse... Hover to expand... Click to expand...Goldie Grove likes this.
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If rails were erected, which would be necessary for standing, then I anticipate that they would be about 60 mm wide.
What I have suggested before, about the current rows being to narrow, would have to be addressed.
The current concrete would have to be ripped up. Deeper and taller rows would then have to be constructed. I think that in the lower blocks of the Main Stand/Kop, at least three rows would be lost.
If the seats were wider, then that would also have implications for the number of seats in a row, which are likely to have to be reduced.
Perhaps someone who knows more precisely the dimensions necessary and can compare them with the current configuration and dimensions could comment.Storck likes this. -
Here is a link to the dimensions.
http://www.fercoseating.com/products/sports-seating/railseat_safe_standing_stadium_seat/
They are slightly wider, so less seats per row. Distance from back to front of seat is 37cm. Not sure on the current depth the seatBigrod likes this. -
In my block there appear to be 28 seats per row. So 28X450 = 12,600 then divide 12,600 by the new standing seats @ 500 mm = 25.2 So three seats about 3 lost per row.
That equates to about 11% reduction. Add onto that a loss in rows, so somewhere over 15% reduction if not more.
So in Block B of the Kop Lower good bye to your seat if your are in 40-42. Block C would lose 67-69. Block D 94-96, Block E 121-123, Block F 146-147 and Block A (which is not a standard pattern) seats 12.
I think that the whole Rows of V & W may go and potentially EE and above.
This is my estimate rather than any hard and fast result of Safe Standing ‘remodelling.
It is not a simple job of ‘putting’ rails in front of the seats as suggested by some!Storck likes this. -
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If Bingley Bantams could pay towards refurbishing one of the suites and crowd funding pay for the scoreboard/changing rooms, then perhaps raise some money to pay for it!
The ‘atmosphere’ group are the obvious candidates.
Now whether they could get their act together remains to be seen.Storck likes this. -
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