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Bill
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12 years ago
good strong wallbolts
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12 years ago
You can even see where it has bounced on the roof a couple of times! ;-)
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12 years ago
It was probably pulled down by whoever pinched the flashing.
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12 years ago
tram is held up in places by ringbolts screwed into the brickwork of buildings either side of the road.
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12 years ago
Brickwork, esp that of a good age, is entirely reliant on the weight on top of it, bloody mindedness and habit. Get to the top of a 30s chimney or wall and the bricks are just sitting there admiring the view!
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That's why next doors is fitted properly using lashings around the whole stack. Don't worry a bit of "Liquid nails" will soon fix it :-)
Mike