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Recessed walls oon cat walks an hallways?

Florin Nutu

Florin Nutu

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I am doing two vinyl siding building/condos next week. They have two fdloors of catwwalks in the front with some hallways going to the residents fdront doors. The carpet is that green fake lawn stuff so I am not concered that my house wash mix will affect it. My concern will be the SH smell in the somewhat enclosed area. Do you guys use a different mix in these areas? Do anything different?
 
Jeff LeCours

Jeff LeCours

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is it open on each end? I have never had a problem with it. WELL, it has got strong for the technician very few times, because he is doing them all day. If its open on each end it may be strong for a few minutes but for somebody just walking through after its all been rinsed it really shouldnt be a problem

FYI any emergency lighting, any Exit Sign lights, any Fire equipment (alarms, pull stations etc etc SHOULD BE COVERED with plastic bags and tape. We use rolls of Walmart Kitchen Bags and blue painters tape. Painter tape is a little more expensive, but much easier to remove. cover these things it will avoid damage



good luck
 
Florin Nutu

Florin Nutu

New member
JL Pressure said:
is it open on each end? I have never had a problem with it. WELL, it has got strong for the technician very few times, because he is doing them all day. If its open on each end it may be strong for a few minutes but for somebody just walking through after its all been rinsed it really shouldnt be a problem

FYI any emergency lighting, any Exit Sign lights, any Fire equipment (alarms, pull stations etc etc SHOULD BE COVERED with plastic bags and tape. We use rolls of Walmart Kitchen Bags and blue painters tape. Painter tape is a little more expensive, but much easier to remove. cover these things it will avoid damage



good luck
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It is two catwalks running across the front of the buildings. They are open with enclosed stairwells on each end. Each level has 3 hallways that go inwards into the building with two tenants doors on the end. The hall ways are about 20' long.

Great tip on the exit signs and alarms.
 
Jeff LeCours

Jeff LeCours

New member
FLORIN said:
It is two catwalks running across the front of the buildings. They are open with enclosed stairwells on each end. Each level has 3 hallways that go inwards into the building with two tenants doors on the end. The hall ways are about 20' long.

Great tip on the exit signs and alarms.
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Florin, I wouldn't worry about it, sounds like plenty of open area for air flow, we do a lot of types of 3 stories with similar walkway areas and no problem
 
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