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SynthOrange posted:Its a power plant.  Does Cambodia even have a electrical code?
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Collateral Damage posted:
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Malpenix Blonia posted:This is up to code, right? Now I think about it, having analogue meters on my PV inverter would be really neat in a useless kind of way. You could watch the amperage needle dance in tune with the buzzing.
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Is the meter to tell when the local grid is hosed and you shouldn't turn anything on?
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Gounads posted:Is the meter to tell when the local grid is hosed and you shouldn't turn anything on? Since it’s a voltmeter, that’s my guess.
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Anorexic Sea Turtle posted:What have you guys been putting down to keep the hair and dust out of the room? Just put heavy sheets in the doorways and keep the animals out? My house had no carpets, and we did the work while it was completely empty (hadn't moved anything in). We opened every screened window, vacuumed thoroughly, and we were doing our work during a rainy week (so the pollen and dust outside was generally kept down. Other than that, we had no special protection. You don't want hairs obviously, but a few specs of dust in a varethane layer are basically invisible. The most important coat is the last: you don't want anything settling onto the surface as it dries. e. Oh yeah we also changed the filter on the HVAC, and ran it fan-only the whole time, to help with drying. Our vent work was very clean so we didn't find we were stirring up dust that way, but it really depends on the state of your home, I imagine.
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Not mine but oh god:
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E: gently caress words
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Apr 16, 2015 20:47
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So what's with the upper glory holes? Nipple play? 
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Bad Munki posted:So what's with the upper glory holes? Nipple play? Probably mounting points for the toilet paper dispensers. Which makes it worse, that means the clear panels were explicitly chosen, not an accident.
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Apr 16, 2015 20:53
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GreenNight posted:Not mine but oh god: Please tell me that's one of the ones where the glass goes opaque when you close the latch. 
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Apr 16, 2015 20:58
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Think this is the source, if you want to read more: http://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/32q1yo/my_company_moved_to_a_new_building_thats_the/
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Phanatic posted:Please tell me that's one of the ones where the glass goes opaque when you close the latch. It looks like that from the inside. 
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GenericOverusedName posted:toilet paper dispensers. lol what do you think the hose sprayers are for
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Hilarious cross-stall water fights through the aforementioned holes?
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Just put an offer in on a place that's been chopped into a quadplex throughout the years and looks like a great candidate for this thread. I'm half and half excitement and dread.
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DNova posted:lol For making my tiny phone uhh Yeah I didn't see them.
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Gounads posted:Is the meter to tell when the local grid is hosed and you shouldn't turn anything on?
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Phanatic posted:Please tell me that's one of the ones where the glass goes opaque when you close the latch. So if the power dips enough to gently caress with the control circuitry everyone is suddenly making GBS threads in transparent glass boxes?
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Parallel Paraplegic posted:So if the power dips enough to gently caress with the control circuitry everyone is suddenly making GBS threads in transparent glass boxes?
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smackfu posted:Think this is the source, if you want to read more: I have to quote this reply: quote:I got dysentary in Afghanistan. Their toilets are actually just porcelain holes in the ground you squat over to do business which we got tired of pretty quickly so we built a chair which was just two rectangles with a space between them for pooping. Down side was there was something like a three foot drop to the floor.
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GreenNight posted:Not mine but oh god: american_public_school.jpg
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GreenNight posted:Not mine but oh god: I saw this on imgur I think, the prevailing response is that it's not done yet, and they'll be frosting the glass. Also that would literally be a "crappy" tale.
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I always thought it was more expensive and more of a pain in the rear end to frost glass post install.
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GreenNight posted:I always thought it was more expensive and more of a pain in the rear end to frost glass post install. No, you almost always install the film after the glass, at least in commercial construction. Like, I can't think of a time you'd install the film first.
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Loopyface posted:No, you almost always install the film after the glass, at least in commercial construction. Like, I can't think of a time you'd install the film first. I'm a glazier and we almost always put the film on first where I work. Getting the cutouts around the hinges/brackets to look good would generally be a lot easier if they're not attached to the glass at the time- same with the edges where the glass butts up to something.
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Fizbin posted:I'm a glazier and we almost always put the film on first where I work. Getting the cutouts around the hinges/brackets to look good would generally be a lot easier if they're not attached to the glass at the time- same with the edges where the glass butts up to something. I thought that the frosting was sandblasted onto to surface (or something similar). Wouldn't the film just get peeled off BH vandals or peeping toms?
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Dragyn posted:I saw this on imgur I think, the prevailing response is that it's not done yet, and they'll be frosting the glass. so.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRoL2q-tU-Q
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spog posted:I thought that the frosting was sandblasted onto to surface (or something similar). Both etching and filming are options; and yes, film can generally be peeled off fairly easily. Etched glass is harder to keep clean, though.
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Perhaps it's not the best choice of material for bathroom stall partitions.
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DNova posted:Perhaps it's not the best choice of material for bathroom stall partitions. Quiet, you're disturbing the architect's Vision™.
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TooMuchAbstraction posted:Quiet, you're disturbing the architect's Vision™. Of people pooping.
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Frogmanv2 posted:Of people pooping. I never said they weren't a lovely architect 
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TooMuchAbstraction posted:I never said they weren't a lovely architect Well played, old son, well played indeed. 
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smackfu posted:Think this is the source, if you want to read more: People are commenting about how it probably isn't frosted yet, and this reply really tickled me quote:doesn't matter if it is frosted you will still be able to tell some one is on the toilet just by their silhouette, in short I would always hold it in until I got home and from the OP quote:I'm sorry I used the wrong words before. The building is finished yes and that's the contractor's work done. They (the manager) promised to fix it but not replace it, hence I said they're gonna stay that way. The fixing includes sprays or something, no body knows yet. So far women enter one by one and lock the outside door.
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I'd say at least 50% of architects are absolutely poo poo that put their "vision" and how things look from above or in a render even if it totally fucks over the people building, using, or maintaining the building. \/ 100% of starchitects" are absolute poo poo regardless of your taste in their buildings. Specially if their fist name is Frank. Baronjutter fucked around with this message at 20:07 on Apr 17, 2015 |
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Baronjutter posted:I'd say at least 50% of architects are absolutely poo poo that put their "vision" and how things look from above or in a render even if it totally fucks over the people building, using, or maintaining the building. Fallingwater apparently has a horrible mold problem because of, well, the falling water.
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The mold is nothing compared to the "no steel in the world [made at that time] could possibly do what you're asking, sir" structural issues over the years.
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Malpenix Blonia posted:This is up to code, right? That's par for the course in SE Asia. Was it low enough for a child to reach?
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