The floating chippy lol. You know what do do with a floater, just keep flushing until it's gone. Structural steels hanging in mid air making the stress worse on everything that it's attached to.
I'm so over the top about stuff even my noggins that pick up the floor edge are off joist hangers. That or I bolt 3 beams together. Two for the wall studs and one for the floor. I know it's over the top, but it's never going anywhere and it's a proper job.
It's a problem because these parts have to be able to take weight, otherwise all that weight is going to go somewhere else it wasn't designed to be. Could cause all kinds of structural problems in the future. Damage to the roof, walls, foundation, etc.
As Anthony mentioned, in worse case scenario, it could of caused serious structural damage, I did mention that in my first video, where I showed how top of the walls has started to lean out, due to bad workmanship.
The floating chippy lol. You know what do do with a floater, just keep flushing until it's gone. Structural steels hanging in mid air making the stress worse on everything that it's attached to.
can't believe how bad some people can do work. are they blind. your doing well in the repair part.
Thanks
I'm so over the top about stuff even my noggins that pick up the floor edge are off joist hangers. That or I bolt 3 beams together. Two for the wall studs and one for the floor. I know it's over the top, but it's never going anywhere and it's a proper job.
Very interesting video.
8:20 I've never seen as much strapping and bolting, it looks sound as a pound.
That's how it should be done before load is put on a roof!!
Vinm300 its a shit job! You think sound as a pound? I wouldnt let you in my house!!!!
looks a nightmare
Lots of 'shouldn't bes' but no explanation why it's a problem.
It's a problem because these parts have to be able to take weight, otherwise all that weight is going to go somewhere else it wasn't designed to be. Could cause all kinds of structural problems in the future. Damage to the roof, walls, foundation, etc.
@@anthonydenn4345 thank you
As Anthony mentioned, in worse case scenario, it could of caused serious structural damage, I did mention that in my first video, where I showed how top of the walls has started to lean out, due to bad workmanship.
What country is this job?
UK
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