a month old
- Thread starter Duncan Davies
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The glass was, as I was told plate glass 10 milimeters thick, the guy that delivered the new one said it was too thin for that size tank and ther was not enough bracing on it
Ya think?Duncan Davies;2401723; said:
So the builder should be able to refund the money plus your deductible for house damage...What was the total house damage from this consequence?
we havent finished the tally yet but its around $2500 but we havent been Quoted for the holes in the dry wall from the broken glass yet but the replace ment tank cost was $1000.00 bucks with same day delivery.
I would be totally enraged...holes in the sheet rock from flying/flooding glass?,
you are lucky nobody was killed!...
I'd be getting an attorney together, this guy has got to be stopped from building tanks, before he kills somebody...
Put this irresponsible person out of business...
you are lucky nobody was killed!...
I'd be getting an attorney together, this guy has got to be stopped from building tanks, before he kills somebody...
Put this irresponsible person out of business...
I was lucky as my friends 3yr old granddaughter was standing in front of it watching the fish just an hour before ti happened !
zennzzo;2401798; said:I would be totally enraged...holes in the sheet rock from flying/flooding glass?,
you are lucky nobody was killed!...
I'd be getting an attorney together, this guy has got to be stopped from building tanks, before he kills somebody...
Put this irresponsible person out of business...
i agree 100% on this
The factory that built my tank told me he has made a bigger one than mine he told me it was 9 feet in lenth I think I would be worried for the owner of this tank what do you all think
