Poured concrete fail.
Previously:
Making a concrete ceiling relief - GIF
Concrete finishing slippers - GIF
Four man wet concrete object retrieval technique - GIF
Decorative hollow concrete blocks - GIF
Concrete bag lift fail - GIF
Concrete being pumped across construction site - GIF
Concrete demolition machine - GIF
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jimfols (Oct 19, 2020), NortonDommi (Oct 19, 2020), Rangi (Oct 24, 2020), Scotty12 (Oct 19, 2020)
Highly skilled inganears. Might even be a a couple of Civil Inganearing doctorate holders in there too.
Can you just imagine the cleanup?
Our second floor had precast slabs put down (7 meters wide) and forms just around the stairs. Rebar all around, of course. Then they poured the whole thing...and it stayed!
If I remember right, it's 20cm thick.
Last edited by jdurand; Oct 19, 2020 at 06:58 PM.
That looks like my concrete skills. Mine has never collapsed though.
Even the rebar in the top left corner is applauding their skills.Originally Posted by NortonDommi
Probably, wouldn't have collapsed, if the guy in the plaid shirt hadn't stepped in the wrong spot.
Looks like the guy running the vibrator caused the column form to fail, which led to this domino failure of all the support forms.
Woops, did some engineer approve the decking?
If the setup was that dependent on the guy in plaid shirt not stepping where he did, an engineer missed a decimal point somewhere!Probably, wouldn't have collapsed, if the guy in the plaid shirt hadn't stepped in the wrong spot.
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