Looks good man. I have always admired iron workers. Never in the heat or AC..... my sisters dad was a iron worker setting beams in high rises back in the 60's and 70's when the sky scrapers were popping up all over NYC and Philly.
Man... That makes me reevaluate my "bad days". Thats enough travel and traffic to drive me crazy
180k glass job completing today. Did my final walk through this morning and took some pics. My guys kicked ass. Gave my foreman a $25 Wawa gift card, shook all their hands, told them to leave early when they are done (still get paid for 8) and thanked them for a good months work.
again - I don't design this stuff.... I just take the architects bad plans and designs and make them safe for the real world use.
before & after
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after
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backside of first pics
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There is a bunch other glass and doors, + some storefront doors, and some high security access doors, but once you've seen one - you've seen them all and I already posted pics of a bunch.
Best part of the job - we make a big push this week to get done on schedule. Idiots in the other trades left their job box's in the rooms. My guys put the door in and trapped their box's in the offices. I had to send 3 guys down two nights ago to drop two doors so they could get them out. Moral of the story - if your guys onsite suck and are clueless where they can't think one day ahead don't use job box's that are wider then 32" (ADA minimum clearances for doors when open) so you don't have to pay me $600 to get three guys out after hrs to fix your stupidity. Thats my cost and the guys lucky I was feeling nice ~ I typically put 100% mark up on emergency work not 0%, but I didn't want to kick him while he was already down.