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  #2342378 23-Oct-2019 10:59
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tripper1000:

 

This job has been so bad for Fletcher's. This is quite convenient (maybe too convenient) as it will allow them to cut their losses an run. I'm sure the insurance company isn't going to to be too eager to payout quickly on this one.

 

 

I believe Fletchers self-insure so they'll be looking to the subbie to claim against, otherwise its a fletcher funded payout




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  #2342380 23-Oct-2019 11:05
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I'm no engineer, but could they drop a couple of monsoon buckets on top of this building?

 

500 to 2000 Ltr's, 1 ltr of water weights 1 kg so can you image that weight hitting the structure in a concentrated area.

 

Don't thing that is a good idea.





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  #2342383 23-Oct-2019 11:11
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Someone has set up a livestream (youtube BB code doesn't seem to work correctly):

 




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  #2342384 23-Oct-2019 11:19
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FineWine:

 

johny99:

 

I'm no engineer, but could they drop a couple of monsoon buckets on top of this building?

 

500 to 2000 Ltr's, 1 ltr of water weights 1 kg so can you image that weight hitting the structure in a concentrated area.

 

Don't thing that is a good idea.

 

 

They are wanting the roof to drop anyway, suppose the question is, is the slab on level 5 able to take the weight? 


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  #2342401 23-Oct-2019 11:54
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johny99:

 

FineWine:

 

johny99:

 

I'm no engineer, but could they drop a couple of monsoon buckets on top of this building?

 

500 to 2000 Ltr's, 1 ltr of water weights 1 kg so can you image that weight hitting the structure in a concentrated area.

 

Don't thing that is a good idea.

 

 

They are wanting the roof to drop anyway, suppose the question is, is the slab on level 5 able to take the weight? 

 

 

It should be able to hold 2 tonnes, but whether it can take 2 tonnes dropped from 100m up is another question...


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  #2342405 23-Oct-2019 12:09
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johny99:

 

I'm no engineer, but could they drop a couple of monsoon buckets on top of this building?

 

 

 

 

https://www.stuff.co.nz/auckland/116803637/skycity-auckland-fire-use-of-monsoon-buckets-not-practical-could-be-dangerous

 

 


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  #2342422 23-Oct-2019 12:43
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Holy hell when did this happen, just now?

 

There's been no news about it?


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  #2342424 23-Oct-2019 12:45
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muppet:

 

Holy hell when did this happen, just now?

 

There's been no news about it?

 

 

Sorry, what!? It's ALL that's been on the news. Literally open ANY NZ news site.

 

 


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  #2342444 23-Oct-2019 13:18
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muppet:

 

Holy hell when did this happen, just now?

 

There's been no news about it?

 

 

It's funny how that happens sometimes. At work yesterday I overheard someone mention it as they were passing my desk, but aside from that I didn't hear a thing until today. It's all over the news sites, but I was simply too busy yesterday to be looking at them!


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  #2342456 23-Oct-2019 13:30
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With all the water they are pouring on the roof would this not double the weight of the actual roof if it collapses or would all the water just be running out the building.

 

Thats a lot of water they are pouring into it per minute. 





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  #2342458 23-Oct-2019 13:34
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Watching the live stream, it is interesting as one minute it looks to be out, then all of a sudden thick black smoke appears.


 
 
 
 

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  #2342461 23-Oct-2019 13:42
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​Is the casino taking bets on if its going to collapse or not ??





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  #2342495 23-Oct-2019 15:36
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​There's multiple layers of straw through the roof because they had to reach a very high insulation rating and acoustic rating.

 

 

 

Next you will be telling me they made the building out of mud.





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  #2342501 23-Oct-2019 15:47
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JaseNZ:

 

​There's multiple layers of straw through the roof because they had to reach a very high insulation rating and acoustic rating.

 

 

 

Next you will be telling me they made the building out of mud.

 

 

 

 

High acoustic rating, but very low BBW* rating.

 

 

 

 

 

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