[Frank Stearns]

"Arny Krueger" writes:

"Bill Graham" wrote in message
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I hope the new styrofoam material was moisture
proof/resistant....Strikes me that mould would be a
problem with most materials in an atmosphere like that.

More to the point, hopefully it was fire resistant.

Lately we seem to have experienced a goodly number of unfortunate deaths due
to people obtaining good sound along with considerable risk of catastrophic
fire.

I probably should not have said "styrofoam" -- these sheets only look like it from a
distance (I missed the day they were put in and didn't see one close up). I'm sure
they are moisture inert (2 years and no visible decay so far) and flame retardant.

Inspectors come in for various things on a weekly/biweekly basis. The county here is
very strict, once in a while stupidly so...

This room has a full-on fire suppression system (lots of fire sprinkler heads
overhead). This is in a room with cinderblock walls and a corrogated steel ceiling.
And where the floor itself isn't concrete, it's water!!! Most of the floor area is
water -- three pools' worth.

I always chuckle as the spray from my backstroke obscures my view of the fire
sprinklers overhead.

Frank
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