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16 Comments on Who screwed it up. Fireplace Guy or HVAC Guy?
Now that's quality work!
Erby, someone needs to read some installation instructions.
I'm speechless that anyone would do something like this. Where do they come from?
Erby, Fireplaces are usually more decorative with fires in them! That installation takes the cake.
Erby, don't get me started on architects. As an Organizer, I am constantly griping about the lack of storage space, the poor layouts of homes and the placements of utilities in relation to functional areas like cupboards and closets. I hope I don't offend anybody but I wonder sometimes what they are teaching in architect school these days. I don't know squat about home design, architecture or engineering but even I can look at that and tell there's something terribly wrong. (ok, done with my soapbox now!!)
What can I say Jim, what can I say.
Shanna. Architects should have to actually go out and build the stuff before they start their designing career. It'd change their ideas a bit. But in fairness to the architects, I doubt one was involved here.
Erby,
Wow.. if that fireplace was meant for decoration, then the person decorating didn't have a clue what they were doing... I think that may be the craziest place I have ever seen a FP... And to further top it off putting the return there above it looks even more decorative (not!) lol... people are strange!
Erby ~ can we say" "oops?"...no, let's make that "huge, gigantic, unbelievable oops!" What were they thinking?!
Hi Erby - That is an unbelievable photo. It reminds me of one of those puzzles: what is wrong with this picture? I'll bet you hardly knew where to begin in writing your report! I wonder what the rest of the home was like!
Sheila: Wouldn't be the first time the decorator didn't have a clue!
Dawn: I don't think they were thinking.
Susan: The rest of the home was pretty dang nice. Something like this is easy to write. DON'T USE IT! AIN'T SAFE!
WTF
Thanks for the great laugh Erby.
Glad I stopped in .hahahaha!
You're welcome, Bob. Glad I could brighten your day with some humor.
Decorative is supposed to be pretty right? Someone really missed on that one, but this is why some states and cities require permits.
Yeah, Todd. Permits., But it helps if the code inspectors actually get out of their car and go inside to get their little white envelopes.
You know the average person looks at this picture and calls it a work of art ...
Well Wilbur, the average homeowner just doesn't think the same way inspectors do. Most of them are about the pretty, not the funcitonal.