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   Undertoad  Monday Sep 10 08:10 AM

September 10, 2007: Waterproof suspended ceiling



It's Neatorama collaboration Monday!



Today's entry is from a site called English Russia where they often find interesting items in Russian and translate them for the rest of the world's enjoyment.

Their entry suggests that many Russian suspended ceilings are like this. And frankly it's a fine idea, because I'm sure many of us are going to weigh in with stories of how the upstairs neighbor made a mistake and left us with an unintentional flood.



I know I have a story, and it's not the neighbors but bad plumbing that allowed the upstairs shower to drip greywater out of an electrical connection, ruining part of a ceiling.

(greywater: now there's a vocabulary word for ya.)



But that can't happen here. I can't imagine that every ceiling is set up this way...



It looks like you could get rid of the excess by putting something under the leak and poking it with a pin.

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monster  Monday Sep 10 08:14 AM

Looks like boobs.



Pie  Monday Sep 10 08:49 AM

I can't imagine the floor/ceiling can support that much weight!



Sheldonrs  Monday Sep 10 09:47 AM

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Originally Posted by monster View Post
Looks like boobs.
And you know we are going to milk it for all it's worth!


lumberjim  Monday Sep 10 10:08 AM

MMMMMMMM...ceiling tits.



smurfalicious  Monday Sep 10 10:27 AM

That's udderly fantastit!



monster  Monday Sep 10 10:44 AM

There's even a pearl necklace nestled in them!




monster  Monday Sep 10 10:49 AM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Sheldonrs View Post
And you know we are going to milk it for all it's worth!
I wouldn't, if the stuff in those bowls is the result A most extreme case of mastitis at best. Can you get cabbage leaves that size?


Shawnee123  Monday Sep 10 12:50 PM

What the heck are their ceilings made of? The Sta-Puft Marshmallow Man?



Coign  Monday Sep 10 01:02 PM

It looks to me like that is a least a 100 gallons of space and if that is 100 gallons of water that would be 700 lbs at the minimum. That is a lot of weight for whatever that its to hold. And how is the light fixture attached? Wouldn't water leak through what ever hole is cut in the ceiling for the light fixture?

Cool picture but this one is a little hard for me to swallow.



barefoot serpent  Monday Sep 10 01:21 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Coign View Post
Cool picture but this one is a little hard for me to swallow.
anything more than a mouthful....


mitheral  Monday Sep 10 09:00 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Shawnee123 View Post
What the heck are their ceilings made of? The Sta-Puft Marshmallow Man?
Suspended ceilings like that are made of canvas fastened at the edges and painted with a lightweight paint. They used to be fairly common before the advent of sheet gyproc as they are a fairly low skill treatment. They are also much cheaper than say punched tin.


Elspode  Tuesday Sep 11 01:23 AM

And considerably more waterproof than punched tin.



Scriveyn  Tuesday Sep 11 03:08 AM

The 50ft woman living upstairs?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attack_..._50_Foot_Woman



HungLikeJesus  Tuesday Sep 11 04:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Scriveyn View Post
In that first picture, all the men are running out to look up her skirt.

All she's wearing is a sheet.


Sundae  Tuesday Sep 11 05:18 PM

Which brings it into a whole other genre of films featuring attack of the giant clam.



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