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I remember being in places that people would leave the keys in the ignition when they went in the store. No longer.
FINALLY, my "shop" will be adorned/festooned/decorated with all of my years of accumulation of bike stuff that's been in bins and on shelves. Might even go with the checkerboard snap-in flooring...Not to say the interior walls might look good with some decoration!
Tell you what though... it’s seriously impressive the lengths that some folk will go to for toilet roll storage...
I assume you're not terribly familiar with tornados? It's not practical for most people to build buildings to withstand tornadoes.
I am not, as you can imagine. What do you mean by "practical"? If there is a frequent occurrence of tornadoes in the area (say one every 10 years or more frequently), I would chose a concrete building. For storage, why not go underground? A huge basement isn't needed.
If I was a collector of vintage machines and had invested a lot of time and money in them, experiencing a total loss would be devastating. Insurance doesn't replace the TLC invested.
-Knut
I am not, as you can imagine. What do you mean by "practical"? If there is a frequent occurrence of tornadoes in the area (say one every 10 years or more frequently), I would chose a concrete building. For storage, why not go underground? A huge basement isn't needed.
If I was a collector of vintage machines and had invested a lot of time and money in them, experiencing a total loss would be devastating. Insurance doesn't replace the TLC invested.
-Knut
Even homes are not built to withstand a direct hit,
Even homes are not built to withstand a direct hit,
the house i am building is made to withstand 250 MPH winds and an F4 tornado.
Well, that didn’t take long.
Well, that didn’t take long. Best to know WTF you are talking about before you post and look like a fool.
here you go jumping to conclusions with your head up you know where. the house is a geodesic dome made with pre made concrete panels that are insulated and GP densarmor. if you would do a little research you would find that the same constructed house in miami survived andrew when EVERYTHING within miles was GONE. so who is the fool???
PS the house is being built in NE Tn.
here you go jumping to conclusions with your head up you know where. the house is a geodesic dome made with pre made concrete panels that are insulated and GP densarmor. if you would do a little research you would find that the same constructed house in miami survived andrew when EVERYTHING within miles was GONE. so who is the fool???
PS the house is being built in NE Tn.
here you go jumping to conclusions with your head up you know where. the house is a geodesic dome made with pre made concrete panels that are insulated and GP densarmor. if you would do a little research you would find that the same constructed house in miami survived andrew when EVERYTHING within miles was GONE. so who is the fool???
PS the house is being built in NE Tn.