If I recall correctly, I think building codes surrounding tripping/fall hazards and railings may have had something to do with it unfortunately. I may be mistaken though
To some extent that’s how it is in the Netherlands, at least when compared to countries like UK/US with strict health and safety/codes. Railings to stop your car from falling in the canal? Fuck that if you can’t park within a tiny space without falling into the water you deserve to die.
If I recall correctly, I think building codes surrounding tripping/fall hazards and railings may have had something to do with it unfortunately. I may be mistaken though
This is the world OSHA has created. I say we return to Darwinism.
To some extent that’s how it is in the Netherlands, at least when compared to countries like UK/US with strict health and safety/codes. Railings to stop your car from falling in the canal? Fuck that if you can’t park within a tiny space without falling into the water you deserve to die.
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God damnit OSHA.
OSHA is workplaces. Building code is relatively unrelated
What do you mean lot laying pipe on that pit.
Also any water on the floor can be spilled over into the pit.
Pretty sure you could still get away with this - if the drop is less than 30" no railing is required.