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moist turtleneck posted:I'm still confused as to why he didn't angle the stairs so they pointed down to the left so there'd be room I think the top and right (from that angle) sides were against the wall upstairs as well. So if you were to put the ladder there, you'd have to awkwardly climb into the bench and try to step on the ladder from the other side of the hole. So he had the option of a bad dismount, or putting it in a position where you'd be likely to fall off while trying to get on the ladder. It seems like the hole really should have been somewhere other than a corner, and maybe using one of those folding attic ladders.
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if he was real clever, he'd have a long section of floor fold down into stairs by a mechanism powered by gravity, at the push of a button
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flosofl posted:So dropping a pre-fab spiral staircase was the correct answer here. The correct answer is a fireman's pole.
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Powershift posted:They should lower the road Change nothing but the sign. Change it to 11"4
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Y’all need some alternating tread stairs.   
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Why do I get the feeling that is all in Scandinavia?
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Uh...If you never needed to carry a heavy thing upstairs that would be cool so you could fit your entire foot on it. Most stairs are 10 inches and if you wear anything larger than that well enjoy never properly being able to step on them.
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Bozart posted:Why do I get the feeling that is all in Scandinavia? Because you know it ain't in America. Any American over 10 years old would be too heavy for those stairs.
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Do people not realize you actually ARE supposed to insulate the bottom of stairs if the area below isn't a heated, insulated space?
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Keiya posted:Do people not realize you actually ARE supposed to insulate the bottom of stairs if the area below isn't a heated, insulated space? You aren't supposed to place the windows so that anyone that trips on the stairs gets a face full of glass
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Keiya posted:Do people not realize you actually ARE supposed to insulate the bottom of stairs if the area below isn't a heated, insulated space? Okay but in this photo we can see the area below the stairs and it’s as insulated as the rest of the room unless someone did something really weird.
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Keiya posted:Do people not realize you actually ARE supposed to insulate the bottom of stairs if the area below isn't a heated, insulated space? Genuine question, why? If the walls next to the staircase are insulated, what point does further insulation serve?
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http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=5b5_1481951611&comments=1 Windows at the bottom of stairwells perform an important community service
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Gorilla Salad posted:Genuine question, why? Lol
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Improbable Lobster posted:You aren't supposed to place the windows so that anyone that trips on the stairs gets a face full of glass My fiancee's grandparents had a huge house in the North Carolina mountains. One of the centerpieces of the entrance was that it was 3 stories and the architects had decided on what was essentially a single gigantic staircase situated in front of the front door, with a landing at the second story. I think the front door also opened onto a large hill. One day as a young child, my fiancee was playing on the third floor and fell down the stairs. Because of the architecture, she ended up falling down all the stairs. She stopped just before she would have gone out the front door and continued rolling downhill.
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drat, and he was so close to perfecting the trick the audiences always wanted. http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/en...c600-1483845457
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Facebook Aunt posted:On the left side of the hole is a fireplace. At the top side a solid wall. On the right side a glass door. And the hole can't be any larger or it would be blocking the door to the outside. My friend has a house with a basement apartment like this too. You can only get to it by walking outside which is a shame because it's a really nice space down there. I guess if you have tenants it's nice to keep it completely separate?
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Why not spend a few grand and get a residential lifting platform? It's serious overkill, unless you're in a wheel chair or otherwise infirm, but it looks cool as hell.
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Perfect waste of a fire pole hole.
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Should have made the lift out of a hydraulic press.
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Let's just up the entire goddamn floor and call it a day.
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Gorilla Salad posted:Why not spend a few grand and get a residential lifting platform? Save space and money and make it a man engine 
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Keiya posted:Do people not realize you actually ARE supposed to insulate the bottom of stairs if the area below isn't a heated, insulated space? Improbable Lobster posted:You aren't supposed to place the windows so that anyone that trips on the stairs gets a face full of glass you also aren't supposed to put the thermostat in direct sunlight, put the grill up against your vinyl siding, put electrical outlets every 4 inches, or spend a quarter billion dollars on combat lasers either but here we are
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PsUEZ1NG7YU Failed his roll vs seizure
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Synthbuttrange posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PsUEZ1NG7YU Certainly had some speed going into that, got in pretty Deep. Appreciate all the camera angles.
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Synthbuttrange posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PsUEZ1NG7YU Part of me really wanted that gumball machine to get hit and gumballs fly everywhere.
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We are quickly heading towards the Clockwork Mansion from Dishonored 2 here
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Gorilla Salad posted:Genuine question, why? So that this doesn't happen:  The real story is that he barbecued too close to the house, but I already had it on my clipboard for another thread. goatsestretchgoals fucked around with this message at 08:57 on Jan 8, 2017 |
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Just wanted to chime in and say that Sully is one of the best videos that ntsb has put out. really putting those csb vids to shame https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BeaX0IRjyd8 KoRMaK fucked around with this message at 10:13 on Jan 8, 2017 |
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So are his walls insulated or not? You are sort of implying he didn't insulate his walls. Also tell everybody about the load bearing dry wall.
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Synthbuttrange posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PsUEZ1NG7YU I like the clerk that hardly reacts at all. 
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oohhboy posted:So are his walls insulated or not? You are sort of implying he didn't insulate his walls. you build your walls with the insulation and 2x4s you have, not the insulation, 2x4s, or foundation you have e: someone else should tell the load bearing drywall story because i know as much about structural engineering as grover except i understand that i dont know fake edit: and the part where he signed off on his own electrical work goatsestretchgoals fucked around with this message at 09:11 on Jan 8, 2017 |
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wyoming posted:I like the clerk that hardly reacts at all. He is shock that his dream job and everything he loves in the world was smashed.
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Phuzun posted:Certainly had some speed going into that, got in pretty Deep. 
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Rev. Bleech_ posted:you also aren't supposed to put the thermostat in direct sunlight, put the grill up against your vinyl siding, put electrical outlets every 4 inches, or spend a quarter billion dollars on combat lasers either but here we are my favourite part of the grover mythos was when he insisted that his assistant it manager job at a government contractor made him the equivalent of a colonel in the us armed forces, and that the enlisted ranks in gip would show him the respect he deserved
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I'm Crap posted:my favourite part of the grover mythos was when he insisted that his assistant it manager job at a government contractor made him the equivalent of a colonel in the us armed forces, and that the enlisted ranks in gip would show him the respect he deserved Isn't that was caused him to be driven off?
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Synthbuttrange posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PsUEZ1NG7YU Thank god physical media is dead or someone could have gotten hurt.
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Bum the Sad posted:Isn't that was caused him to be driven off? The constant laughter anytime he mentioned the 'F35' in reverential tones didn't help much.
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