There is a door on the other side of te building, so the pressure will have pushed that side outHow on Earth did the class fall outwards?
About 40miles from your local subway, sadly the subway in Scunthorpe is fineThat subway is about 15 minutes from my house. It's been very windy this morning in Sheffield.
Nah it's just a fast food place therefor zero cost on everything.They sure don't make buildings like they use to, eh? Seriously, if all it takes is 1 small open back door, to blow out the whole front wall (glass or not), then maybe that says something about the design.
Bin collection day today where I am... Got fed up of picking up the wheelie bins blowing down the road
I was going to go there for my lunch, glad I didn't now.That subway is about 15 minutes from my house. It's been very windy this morning in Sheffield.
But missed out on dinner and a show.I was going to go there for my lunch, glad I didn't now.
I've have had a show but unless I went across to burger king i'd have not had dinner.But missed out on dinner and a show.
(sorry. couldn't help myself. lol )
They sure don't make buildings like they use to, eh? Seriously, if all it takes is 1 small open back door, to blow out the whole front wall (glass or not), then maybe that says something about the design.
The UK uses an out brick skin at a minimum for any building unlike the US where they are mostly wooden. Believe me, I would rather be living in a UK built house when it comes to any form of storm.They sure don't make buildings like they use to, eh? Seriously, if all it takes is 1 small open back door, to blow out the whole front wall (glass or not), then maybe that says something about the design.
And yet a little wind and the whole front wall comes blown out.The UK uses an out brick skin at a minimum for any building unlike the US where they are mostly wooden. Believe me, I would rather be living in a UK built house when it comes to any form of storm.
Pressure comes into play, regardless. Brick built buildings (all of the UK) can withstand winds than any wood built building, fact. Scotland had 142mph winds but only roofs were torn off which is understandle but the house structure was intact.And yet a little wind and the whole front wall comes blown out.
My wood frame stands up against class 3 hurricanes and 2 tornado's ... problem?
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