The post whore thread.

[CS1983]

Abortion isn't the answer. You could have called Plan B Contractors.

Unfortunately, Plan B Contractors can also, and often do, result in an aborted project due to the prohibition of the tile/thinset combo sticking to the backing wall.

Any argument against that must then either redefine the reality of constructionology (i.e., what the tile/thinset combo is, singly or collectively considered), or must recognize it as a separate entity from wallness. With that argument, one could put a hammer through a single tile-in-place and technically not punch a hole in the "wall".

A tile without thinset simply falls from the backing, no problem; thinset without tile simply hardens in a white mess (though this gets into other areas of constructional ethics). Together, they form the beginnings of a wall, and substantially are a wall, even if not accidentally a full wall in its various stages of construction.

[Irving]

Depending on the county, a permit for a remove and replace may not be granted amd the home owner must keep the wall.

[hghclsswhitetrsh]

I need to get rid of some eggs. Anyone want some?

[Great-Kazoo]

I need to get rid of some eggs. Anyone want some?

If there's no takers (we're sitting well stocked) your local food bank might be interested.
OR throw them at any neighbors you might not like

[Great-Kazoo]

Depending on the county, a permit for a remove and replace may not be granted amd the home owner must keep the wall.

Better delete this post after an hour, never know when some county inspectors might be looking for scofflaws

[buffalobo]

I need to get rid of some eggs. Anyone want some?

I'm your Huckleberry.

PM me your schedule, may be able swing by on way home.



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[waxthis]

Abortion isn't the answer. You could have called Plan B Contractors.

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[waxthis]

Unfortunately, Plan B Contractors can also, and often do, result in an aborted project due to the prohibition of the tile/thinset combo sticking to the backing wall.

Any argument against that must then either redefine the reality of constructionology (i.e., what the tile/thinset combo is, singly or collectively considered), or must recognize it as a separate entity from wallness. With that argument, one could put a hammer through a single tile-in-place and technically not punch a hole in the "wall".

A tile without thinset simply falls from the backing, no problem; thinset without tile simply hardens in a white mess (though this gets into other areas of constructional ethics). Together, they form the beginnings of a wall, and substantially are a wall, even if not accidentally a full wall in its various stages of construction.

Ahhh, got it....

[Erni]

Figures. I need to do a brake job on the wifes car so it starts to snow.

[Bstoker87]

If i'm not doing at least 4-5 things at once i'm pretty damn bored...