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View Poll Results: Adequate water heater collision protection?
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Old 10/15/07, 6:32 AM
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Or a teenager
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What did the AHJ say?



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What did the AHJ say?
I suppose they approved it. The house has a CO.



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My oldest boy once jump the 4" block rise, knocked out 3 2X4's and demolished a washer. But I guess that is a little extreme. Car survived virtually without a scratch. According to local ahj hear that is okay.



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Homeowner moved it out of the corner for a work bench, go figure.

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Put a water heater in my garage and it will be an ice floe in about 8 hours!



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Walls work well, under the right conditions...



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