Nov 3 2023, 10:07 AM
QUOTE(butthead76 @ Oct 31 2023, 06:15 AM)
Time to chop kuku bird 
....hahaha...I personally experienced 2 times such incident due to heavy storm.
Most time is the wind manage to get into the void between plaster ceiling and concrete ceiling. Also the rain water also soak up the ceiling. End up plaster ceiling fell down.
Typically such plaster ceiling should not be fitted outdoor. Need solid material. Anyway, such incident is rare occurrence. But it doesn't meant it won't happen again.
Agreed, it was due to the water weight. When the water soaked up the ceiling, there will changes to the ceiling mass, the support cannot take the additional loads and failed. Most of the ceiling collapsed incidents were due to the same issue. ....hahaha...I personally experienced 2 times such incident due to heavy storm.Most time is the wind manage to get into the void between plaster ceiling and concrete ceiling. Also the rain water also soak up the ceiling. End up plaster ceiling fell down.
Typically such plaster ceiling should not be fitted outdoor. Need solid material. Anyway, such incident is rare occurrence. But it doesn't meant it won't happen again.
Water is very heavy, 1 c.m = 1000kg
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