Originally Posted By: gromicko
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New STRUCTURAL forum added today.
Nick
New STRUCTURAL forum added today.
Nick
Originally Posted By: jonofrey
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Ask and you shall receive. That’s awesome. Thanks Chris and Nick.
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Originally Posted By: gbeaumont
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NACHI gets, structure !!! whatever next
Gerry
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Originally Posted By: Nick Gromicko
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Next we need a “Gals with guns” section… well… maybe not.
Nick
Originally Posted By: Blaine Wiley
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Nick,
www.stackedandpacked.com. by G. Gordon Liddy. They are even posing on Harleys. Gals, Guns, Bikes....what's not to like  Besides, seems like it belongs in the "structure" category
Originally Posted By: roconnor
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Maybe some people can move some of their “Structural” related posts here to get things better organized, and start the ball rolling. Maybe move the topic just below “Exterior” and “Interior” too, since it is really related to those, and kind of better follows the typical inspection order.
Blane ... that is a funny link I have seen before ... I ride too, so I think it's a cool link. But maybe something for the "Not For Everyone" section to keep things here more professional looking. Just a thought.
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Originally Posted By: jonofrey
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Blane ... that is a funny link I have seen before ... I ride too, so I think it's a cool link. But maybe something for the "Not For Everyone" section to keep things here more professional looking. Just a thought. |
Robert, what are you talking about? As I observe the photo the slope of grade appears appropriate in relation to the foundation. Swales appear to be manmade but adequate. Appliances appear to be properly bonded.
....or is that duct tape? 
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Originally Posted By: Blaine Wiley
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Robert,
I posted that simply as a response to Nicks' post, and for a little humor. Even though these threads are very informative, they are often a little dry. If I had put it in the not for everyone category, Nick would probably miss the reply.
John,
I guess we have to assume the rubber on the base of the metal structure is sufficient to support the structure and the additional live load. Or maybe we should call in Paul Teutel for further evaluation (of the metal only).
Now, back on to the usual informative stuff. 