Wonder what the bedroom ceiling looks like?
At least they’re stainless!
It’s a little known fact, but bolts have to go through the material they’re intended to hold in place. Deck joists need to be installed properly for maximum support.
Photo: Courtesy of Structure TechDeath Valley
Don't cry honey, I have no idea what happened to your pet iguana. But rest assured, he'll always be with us. Or is it a wayward squirrel that couldn't find his way out?
Photo: Courtesy of Structure TechWho needs a steel post-of the right length-that’s anchored, or something?
Surgical clamp
Who needs a “Pee”-trap?
"See, this way the city can't monitor the water going down my drain and I don't get charged for it. And if I'm not feeling like using the toilet, I can just let loose anywhere in the basement!" Yes, it’s true. In order to work properly, a drain actually has to be connected to something.
Architectural detailing for the ages
Here's proof. The cool thing about installing shingles is that any dummy can do it! But, there is a right way to do it!
Photo: Courtesy of Structure TechOSHA approved
There. That’ll keep the inspector off my back. I hope he doesn’t bring a tape so he can check the distance between the balusters on my new stair rail.
Photo: Courtesy of Structure TechSo I asked the plumbing guy at the home center….
This is a perfect install, if the only use is for flooding your basement. This outdoor sillcock could've been thought through a little better.
Photo: Courtesy of Structure TechStick shift toilet
So, I sit backwards, project my video game on the tank, and use the flusher as a joystick. Might be time to replace this old beauty.
Want more home inspector nightmares? Check out volume 14!