My whole fight is the pipe can be and IS hung properly and he wants us to do
something that doesn't have to be done. There are times when you have to
step out and do things that aren't normal, simply because there is no other
way to do it. This time is not one of them.
Thanks everyone.
Bobby Gillett
Project Manager
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(731)-424-0130
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Matthew J.
Willis
Sent: Friday, June 20, 2008 11:11 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: Wall Brackets
----- >He may say that's the contractor's responsibility but
----- >it's not the contractor's responsibility to do a
----- >structural/architectural analysis of the wall to
----- >determine if it will hold it up.
A little personal experience... I have had engineers state that it IS the
contractor's responsibility to prove the structure will support the pipe
plus 250, since it is in our code. Not to do the analysis, but to hire a
firm that does (structural engineers), which is what ended up happening...
This however was never for a wall..
R/
Matt
Matthew J. Willis
Living Water Fire Protection, LLC.
1160 McKenzie Rd.
PO Box 877
Cantonment, FL. 32533
850-937-1850 Voice
850-937-1852 Facsimile
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