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I spent all day in a hotel conference room today... The hotel was completely
gutted and redone over the past year or so and only recently reopened under a different brand. I got to looking at the alignment of the various outlets, jacks and switches on one section of wall. I don't think any two of them were installed at the same distance from the floor or ceiling or a level line. What was also amusing is the location of the peep hole on the door... note that the push bar is at the usual 36" from the floor. To see through the peep hole youd have to be at least 7 feet tall! How could anybody sign off on such lousy work??? |
Abysmal workmanship
John Grossbohlin wrote:
I spent all day in a hotel conference room today... The hotel was completely gutted and redone over the past year or so and only recently reopened under a different brand. I got to looking at the alignment of the various outlets, jacks and switches on one section of wall. I don't think any two of them were installed at the same distance from the floor or ceiling or a level line. What was also amusing is the location of the peep hole on the door... note that the push bar is at the usual 36" from the floor. To see through the peep hole youd have to be at least 7 feet tall! How could anybody sign off on such lousy work??? In the bottom photo it looks like the floor is not level. ;) -- GW Ross Death to all fanatics! |
Abysmal workmanship
G. Ross wrote:
John Grossbohlin wrote: I spent all day in a hotel conference room today... The hotel was completely gutted and redone over the past year or so and only recently reopened under a different brand. I got to looking at the alignment of the various outlets, jacks and switches on one section of wall. I don't think any two of them were installed at the same distance from the floor or ceiling or a level line. What was also amusing is the location of the peep hole on the door... note that the push bar is at the usual 36" from the floor. To see through the peep hole you€„˘d have to be at least 7 feet tall! How could anybody sign off on such lousy work??? In the bottom photo it looks like the floor is not level. ;) Abysmal picture taker. .-). Just kidding. |
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On Fri, 22 Jan 2016 22:30:51 -0500, "John Grossbohlin"
What was also amusing is the location of the peep hole on the door... note that the push bar is at the usual 36" from the floor. To see through the peep hole you’d have to be at least 7 feet tall! How could anybody sign off on such lousy work??? Well Hell! I use a wheelchair and I could see through the peep hole on that door. What's your problem? :) |
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On Fri, 22 Jan 2016 22:30:51 -0500, "John Grossbohlin" What was also amusing is the location of the peep hole on the door... note that the push bar is at the usual 36" from the floor. To see through the peep hole youÂ’d have to be at least 7 feet tall! How could anybody sign off on such lousy work??? Well Hell! I use a wheelchair and I could see through the peep hole on that door. What's your problem? :) Where the hell have you been! |
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On Sun, 24 Jan 2016 08:07:31 -0600, Leon wrote:
Well Hell! I use a wheelchair and I could see through the peep hole on that door. What's your problem? :) Where the hell have you been! Hospital for six months which was a real pain actually and figuratively. Used my cell phone to get online for many things, but chatting was too much of a pain with the pecking out of text. So didn't come here for a look see. Still got a bunch of recuperating to do, but came home mid December. Thank God! |
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