A Big Problem
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wrote on 3 Sept 2023, 13:21 last edited by
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wrote on 3 Sept 2023, 13:38 last edited by
Jesus. Whose bright idea was this?
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wrote on 4 Sept 2023, 13:41 last edited by
I dunno.
Perhaps we ask a British safety engineer?
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wrote on 4 Sept 2023, 14:09 last edited by
That’s England… I’m SURE that none of the lowest bidder contractors in the US are doing that…
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wrote on 4 Sept 2023, 14:25 last edited by
Makes you wonder, doesn't it?
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wrote on 4 Sept 2023, 20:05 last edited by
Oh hell yes.
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wrote on 4 Sept 2023, 23:56 last edited by Doctor Phibes 9 Apr 2023, 23:58
@Jolly said in A Big Problem:
I dunno.
Perhaps we ask a British safety engineer?
I'm sorry, but asking an electronics engineer to opine on building materials is like asking a brain surgeon to perform your colonoscopy.
However, I'm guessing most of the buildings were built in the 60's and 70's on the cheap, and before the hazards were known about.
Joking aside, I do work with a bunch of guys who work with building materials, so I'll ask them about it if I get the opportunity to drag them away from their crayoning.
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wrote on 5 Sept 2023, 00:41 last edited by Horace 9 May 2023, 00:41
Everything I know about concrete, I learned from the great Tom Hardy movie Locke. Which is to say, I'm a world's leading expert. I'll weigh in on this thread when I have time tomorrow. I need to make some phone calls first, to my concrete people.
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Everything I know about concrete, I learned from the great Tom Hardy movie Locke. Which is to say, I'm a world's leading expert. I'll weigh in on this thread when I have time tomorrow. I need to make some phone calls first, to my concrete people.
wrote on 5 Sept 2023, 01:39 last edited by@Horace said in A Big Problem:
I need to make some phone calls first, to my concrete people.
Good look getting anything out of those bastards
