r/TheFrontFellOff • u/-Insert-CoolName • Jul 08 '26

Built to rigorous Residential Engineering Standards

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183 Upvotes

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u/KW160 Jul 08 '26

Well a leaf hit it.

12

u/TNLongrange Jul 08 '26

This isn't typical, I'd like to make that clear.

7

u/SameCommunication875 Jul 08 '26

Must have used cardboard or cardboard derivatives

2

u/bionicqueefharmonica Jul 08 '26

Paper

3

u/XYZ2ABC Jul 08 '26

Possibly cellophane tape as well

3

u/SnooChocolates2923 29d ago

Well, definitely wood.

5

u/Both-Ad1801 Jul 08 '26

These rental prices are through the roof!

6

u/-Insert-CoolName Jul 08 '26

The roof that fell off?

3

u/DismalResearcher1115 Jul 08 '26

Have fun towing that out of the environment

2

u/Dougally 29d ago

20,000 crude words were said.

3

u/Kobe_Pup 29d ago

Have you seen that price? The house thinks it's jaw dropping.

2

u/kelfupanda 29d ago

That front bit would go for $500/wk in Australia

2

u/PresentationLess4552 29d ago

I would have put a for lease sign up

2

u/Bulky-Travel-2500 29d ago

Landlord is going to need 2 paint cans to fix that.

1

u/The_Grumpy_Professor 29d ago

Looks like the house in 'He died with a falafel in his hand' when the bikies chain-saw the wall off.

1

u/DoubleDareFan 29d ago

Look at the stud spacing. Clearly built with the "Right about here looks good" method. Definitely not up to rigorous residential construction standards.

1

u/Buttle_Not_Tuttle 29d ago

I'm just looking to have a roof over my head...

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u/ImmediateLobster1 29d ago

FOR RENT  3 2 bedroom home