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Yeah, how much weight is sitting on the bottom tile?????
(Looks like a good set up for a karate chop video fo YBF'd)
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On one
= Very heavy........
From the garage,50yds down a flight of garden steps,to the ground floor
In the back door(tradesmens entrance for you me son)
Up a narrow flight of stairs (with a wind in it) to the landing on the 1st floor,
Up another flight of stairs(with another wind in it) to the 2nd floor bathroom
Whilst not damaging the oak staircase newel posts/handrail or the painted walls or ending up head over heels on the trip hazard dust sheets.
From the garage,50yds down a flight of garden steps,to the ground floor
In the back door(tradesmens entrance for you me son)
Up a narrow flight of stairs (with a wind in it) to the landing on the 1st floor,
Up another flight of stairs(with another wind in it) to the 2nd floor bathroom
Whilst not damaging the oak staircase newel posts/handrail or the painted walls or ending up head over heels on the trip hazard dust sheets.
I
Italy
= Very heavy........
From the garage,50yds down a flight of garden steps,to the ground floor
In the back door(tradesmens entrance for you me son)
Up a narrow flight of stairs (with a wind in it) to the landing on the 1st floor,
Up another flight of stairs(with another wind in it) to the 2nd floor bathroom
Whilst not damaging the oak staircase newel posts/handrail or the painted walls or ending up head over heels on the trip hazard dust sheets.
ahahah
then I wonder why some go to the gym.
this is the gym
I
Italy
actually not.
if tile is pretty planar it might,
if you do not hear noise crack, then you can .ahahah
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On one
The picture has just reminded me of a similar instance a few years ago.........a pile of 400x400 travertine tiles in a prospective customers garage.....not as big mind you,but not clever either.
(PS I didn't get the job because the customer wouldn't pay for the correct prep,overboarding and Ditra of the kitchen floor............I heard on the grapevine that it ended up cracking!)
(PS I didn't get the job because the customer wouldn't pay for the correct prep,overboarding and Ditra of the kitchen floor............I heard on the grapevine that it ended up cracking!)
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