I would feel claustrophobic inside this shell, but that should be the only way to be safe from a tornado. It´s to be there or not to be there inside! I´d rather feel that claustrophobic than just die-off if I stay outside.
I like construction posts, though It's a pity you got those problems with the construction organization. But after all, I like your shelter and your hard work of building it in stone ground.
I hate it when construction firms start to behave in that way. It is absolutely irresponsible of them, especially to do something correlated with strong paint smell, and lack of ventilation, this can be really dangerous to smell it for a long time. Hope you can deal with it soon.
I wonder if there any legal way, how you can press that constructors to make them fix all those issues?
There's a lot of unscrupulous contractors nowadays. Gone are the days when the companies have pride in their work and they take care of their customers. Very few remain.
It is hopeless to sue them, you'd spend more on getting the paperwork done and a lawyer. You won't get your money back. And all that time you spent, you're still out.
We did our best to get them to fix it but really, do you want them back in your property when they already did a bad job and lied to you? So, we'd rather just fix it ourself.
Hope to see those days, when this blockchain technology expands in our real life, so in the same case you will need only to flag that very constructor), and others will know they are doing bad work. As for nowadays, if choosing any company for myself, I try to find real people feedback about that company, to form a correct opinion on it.
Yeah (big sigh) I'm just glad we don't have tornadoes very often. On few occasions that we have tornado warning/watch, we didn't have to stay there that long.
This goes on to show how we need to be self sufficient and limit the "contracted" jobs. It's difficult to find a community where you can get help from neighbors on projects and in return help them back on their projects.
Opo nga Ate. It's disappointing to see it. But we keep on going, hopefully we'll only need a "cellar" in the Philippines for storing food and not have to be in big typhoon.
here in Iloilo we rarely experience the very big storms and typhoons like in Manila as long as your house is well based and cement you are ok our house is 57 yrs old and even during the 2 big storms hitting Iloilo Ruping and frank we were ok
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I would feel claustrophobic inside this shell, but that should be the only way to be safe from a tornado. It´s to be there or not to be there inside! I´d rather feel that claustrophobic than just die-off if I stay outside.
It's very uncomfortable being in there, Grabe ang condensation. Opo, we'd rather be uncomfortable and safe than get swept by tornado.
I like construction posts, though It's a pity you got those problems with the construction organization. But after all, I like your shelter and your hard work of building it in stone ground.
I hate it when construction firms start to behave in that way. It is absolutely irresponsible of them, especially to do something correlated with strong paint smell, and lack of ventilation, this can be really dangerous to smell it for a long time. Hope you can deal with it soon.
I wonder if there any legal way, how you can press that constructors to make them fix all those issues?
There's a lot of unscrupulous contractors nowadays. Gone are the days when the companies have pride in their work and they take care of their customers. Very few remain.
It is hopeless to sue them, you'd spend more on getting the paperwork done and a lawyer. You won't get your money back. And all that time you spent, you're still out.
We did our best to get them to fix it but really, do you want them back in your property when they already did a bad job and lied to you? So, we'd rather just fix it ourself.
Hope to see those days, when this blockchain technology expands in our real life, so in the same case you will need only to flag that very constructor), and others will know they are doing bad work. As for nowadays, if choosing any company for myself, I try to find real people feedback about that company, to form a correct opinion on it.
It's unfortunate that many contractors are so flakey about fixing issues after the original work is done. I'm glad you guys are being safe though.
Yeah (big sigh) I'm just glad we don't have tornadoes very often. On few occasions that we have tornado warning/watch, we didn't have to stay there that long.
This goes on to show how we need to be self sufficient and limit the "contracted" jobs. It's difficult to find a community where you can get help from neighbors on projects and in return help them back on their projects.
Yeah, it is hard to find good community like that. Almost have to go out and help to build that community back again!
shame to see it rusting already
Opo nga Ate. It's disappointing to see it. But we keep on going, hopefully we'll only need a "cellar" in the Philippines for storing food and not have to be in big typhoon.
here in Iloilo we rarely experience the very big storms and typhoons like in Manila as long as your house is well based and cement you are ok our house is 57 yrs old and even during the 2 big storms hitting Iloilo Ruping and frank we were ok
How about the Haiyan po? My relatives po got hit with it and blew the roofs.
That's great, parang ancestral house na po yang house ninyo :D
Nice post
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