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?
(I don't see the logic of it either. So don't feel bad)
I seriously just facepalmed so hard right now.
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?
(I don't see the logic of it either. So don't feel bad)
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.
The point is simple, whenever the UK experiences any severe winds the structural integrity of households is never in the news. Our designs for our climate manage to hold up to mother nature. All of our issues stem from trees falling onto our houses.
Your level 15 and resistant to black holes wood frame, can I throw a little bit of petrol and a match against it, do the same against my double bricked wall. The point is there is hardly any wood in my house, only the roof. Your entire house is wood.
Night.
He only needed 1 hurricane more to reach level 16 and the big bang resistant shield house.ROFLMAO -
I totally LOL'd when I read that.Your level 15 and resistant to black holes wood frame, can I throw a little bit of petrol and a match against it, do the same against my double bricked wall. The point is there is hardly any wood in my house, only the roof. Your entire house is wood.
Night.
Air pressure. Simple. The weakest link failed. ie the glass, not the brick and not the wood as the UK do not use that when building solid structures.I totally LOL'd when I read that.
As I said, I don't understand the logic either..... I mean, you are right, logic says a brick structure should do far better than a wood frame.
But in cases such as these, it's the brick frame and all the glass blown out from all end.... While that wood frame is still standing.
I don't get why that is either. But it is.
I totally LOL'd when I read that.
As I said, I don't understand the logic either..... I mean, you are right, logic says a brick structure should do far better than a wood frame.
But in cases such as these, it's the brick frame and all the glass blown out from all end.... While that wood frame is still standing.
I don't get why that is either. But it is.
I know what you mean, love Farnham, they deny any fast food place, hate them with a passion.Personally I didn't necessarily see subway having it's front end blown out as a bad thing. Far too many fast food places cropping up in our towns hopefully tomorrow we'll hear about Burger King, Mcdonalds and others being sucked into a tornado dwindling the fast food stock reserves.
But in cases such as these, it's the brick frame and all the glass blown out from all end.... While that wood frame is still standing.
I don't get why that is either. But it is.
LOL, should I even attempt to go there?I'm still laughing about it. That really tickled me the black hole reference. lol
I understood the air pressure part.Air pressure. Simple. The weakest link failed. ie the glass, not the brick and not the wood as the UK do not use that when building solid structures.
That is the point Adam, we use bricks not trees to build our dwellings. I am surprised that our kin didn't pass that on when we decided to live on the newly discovered landI understood the air pressure part.
But we have subways restaurants around here that use the same design with the front wall all being glass. And as far as I know, they're using that "wood frame" as you call it. Watched the one down the street get built up.
I don't see our glass walls getting blown out and we get some pretty good winds up these way.
Only if you are not protected, ie, live in a wooden house....
I'm kind of glad ya all didn't. We're big on using glass for things here. I'd imagine we'd be replacing it all the time if we did.That is the point Adam, we use bricks not trees to build our dwellings. I am surprised that our kin didn't pass that on when we decided to live on the newly discovered land
Nah, we know how to use glass, revolutionise the world and make the USA You do know you can call us if you need adviceI'm kind of glad ya all didn't. We're big on using glass for things here. I'd imagine we'd be replacing it all the time if we did.
Nah, we know how to use glass, revolutionise the world and make the USA You do know you can call us if you need advice
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