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driveway fail

Re: driveway fail

Is there a wench provided with every sale to get your car up the drive? :o
 
Re: driveway fail

I think I viewed that photo at class a number of years ago. At that time we were told that it was from a development in PA. Sure would make it fun in the A.M. after an ice storm.

docgj
 
Re: driveway fail

Professor brudgers,

Should I edit my post so I can get a good grade on my term paper?

Glade I can make you :lol:
 
Re: driveway fail

What is so bad is that in our AHJ we don't have any regulations to prevent situations like this. Now we do have regulations on the approach...but for flatwork/driveway...........
 
Re: driveway fail

I would have to wonder who would ever purchase a house with a driveway so steep that their car could not enter the garage without bottoming out?
 
Re: driveway fail

You assume that is a driveway for a garage. Perhaps the room is a bonus room or a sleeping room. The concrete simply holds the soil in place.
 
Re: driveway fail

Thanks, George, I needed that. I've missed your insightful (and inciteful) observations. So now we know, it's a retaining wall, not a driveway!
 
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