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Yeah, but they look naff.You mean these?
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Yes, roofers repairing the roof started the fire when sparks from their grinders showered down on to fabrics inside the building. It was a major incident. 15 fire engines, road closure, railway line closure etc.Any idea what started the fire?
I remember them doing for a 4core 35mm with nail gun when they were changing some clear roof panels. Nothing like yours... but it could have been if they'd have done it above the paint mix area.Yes, roofers repairing the roof started the fire when sparks from their grinders showered down on to fabrics inside the building. It was a major incident. 15 fire engines, road closure, railway line closure etc.
Hope they got down alright lolYes, roofers repairing the roof started the fire when sparks from their grinders showered down on to fabrics inside the building. It was a major incident. 15 fire engines, road closure, railway line closure etc.
Took some bedsheets up with 'em for parachutes?Hope they got down alright lol
Reason I asked is that I attended a similar situation a few years back.Yes, roofers repairing the roof started the fire when sparks from their grinders showered down on to fabrics inside the building. It was a major incident. 15 fire engines, road closure, railway line closure etc.
Still don't know where the 500 smackers in your back pocket came from, then?going back tomy earlier days, we once was burning rubbish behing the store ( Rumbelows). wind blew sparks etc. into outhouse which had polystyrene packing in it. caught light. progressed to old dry timbers, whole shop damaged. end of story, the whole shop was renovated bythe insurers cost about £40k. only a month previous owners had received a quote for £15k to replace woodworm damaged timbers which ended up paid for on the fire insurance. (and i never got even a thanks).
That's a really big caravan, what do you tow it with?Gives me an excuse to repost one of these photos:
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my father in laws caravan site, which he sold in 2016 and I’d spent a decade working on.
The cause, again through local gossip-mongers, was an electric heater left on overnight.
A really big carThat's a really big caravan, what do you tow it with?
I would have thought sprinklers were perfect for what they doAs a side story to the "the building burned down" stories ...
Some time ago a friend of mine was an architect and involved with a major retailer. My friend queried why they weren't fitting sprinklers in the new store she was involved with, to be told that they cost too much in stock damage every time someone knocked a head and let the water out.
Roll forward a relatively short time ... In the space of a couple of months, they had two stores catch fire. Neither had sprinklers, and by the time the fire was put out, there was nothing left but a pile of mangled steelwork that had just collapsed once it got hot enough to lose it's strength.
Cue project to retrofit sprinklers in their other stores ?
I know a couple of companies that have sprinklers decommissioned because the insurance was cheaper without them.I would have thought sprinklers were perfect for what they do
Is this a problem the heads being knocked ?
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