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originally posted by: projectvxn
Do not board the train, stand in the line, or do anything else they tell you to do.
If they try to force you, fight.
originally posted by: projectvxn
Do not board the train, stand in the line, or do anything else they tell you to do.
If they try to force you, fight.
originally posted by: muzzleflash
originally posted by: projectvxn
Do not board the train, stand in the line, or do anything else they tell you to do.
If they try to force you, fight.
And please use common sense on the battlefield.
Thank you everyone!
he modular construction process is often compared to building with blocks, in that each piece is constructed to fit perfectly with the next piece. The end result is a high-quality product constructed in a safe and efficient work environment. But how can a building be built to last in such a short amount of time? Steps to ensure efficiency, durability and quality control are top priority in modular builds, just as they are in traditional construction builds.
Individual modules are typically built between 12′ and 14′ feet wide so they can be transported on the road to the building site. Module lengths depend on the overall building configuration, square footage requirement, and site layout. They most often range between 30′ and 72′ feet long. Here are a couple of simple examples of how to calculate modular building square footage based on the size and number of modules:
2*(14′[W] * 50′[L]) = 1,400 square feet
10*(12′[W] * 32′[L]) = 3,840 square feet
At the same time that module construction is happening at the manufacturing facility, prep work is being done at the building site. This includes excavation, grading, foundation, and utilities.