WDW literally falling apart

lazyboy97o

lazyboy97o

Well-Known Member
Ayla said:
I could have grown and birthed an actual human being in less time than it has taken to fix this. There is no excuse why this still is not fixed, 9 months later.
Click to expand...
Sure, if you wanted to slap something together that would have likely had similar issues down the road. This wasn’t just damage done by a collision. There was significant evidence of an underlying issue that compounded the extent of the damage and shed light on potential damage elsewhere that should also be investigated. Knowing that some things take time isn’t an excuse. Even if it was just cosmetic damage, the finish wasn’t something that could just be bought like stucco.
 
Bocabear

Bocabear

Well-Known Member
Are we still talking about the doorway surround on Keystone Clothiers? and if it has been 9 months, that is nuts... It is dryvit and faux finishes...They should be able to repair that in short order...
 
lazyboy97o

lazyboy97o

Well-Known Member
Bocabear said:
Are we still talking about the doorway surround on Keystone Clothiers? and if it has been 9 months, that is nuts... It is dryvit and faux finishes...They should be able to repair that in short order...
Click to expand...
See, it’s easy to complain when you don’t what is even actually there. It wasn’t an EIFS system so there wasn’t even “dryvit and faux finishes” (which isn’t even something you would do even in a place where EIFS made some sense).
 
D

drizgirl

Well-Known Member
lazyboy97o said:
Sure, if you wanted to slap something together that would have likely had similar issues down the road. This wasn’t just damage done by a collision. There was significant evidence of an underlying issue that compounded the extent of the damage and shed light on potential damage elsewhere that should also be investigated. Knowing that some things take time isn’t an excuse. Even if it was just cosmetic damage, the finish wasn’t something that could just be bought like stucco.
Click to expand...
You sound like quite an expert.
 
Bocabear

Bocabear

Well-Known Member
lazyboy97o said:
See, it’s easy to complain when you don’t what is even actually there. It wasn’t an EIFS system so there wasn’t even “dryvit and faux finishes” (which isn’t even something you would do even in a place where EIFS made some sense).
Click to expand...
regardless, if it was made from EIFS or standard stucco on lath and concrete, 9 months is way longer than a doorway surround should take considering they could build a whole new building in less time....and by "they" I am not referring to any Disney led construction team. A new door surrounds could be designed and fabricated in a scenic shop and installed over the damaged area in less than 9 months... but I will say, I have no idea what the level of damage is to the building...if it is so serious they can't repair is in a few months, perhaps the building should be evacuated for serious structural issues...
 
lazyboy97o

lazyboy97o

Well-Known Member
Splash4eva said:
i dont know if anyone really knows the problem with the building but do we really believe this not being fixed for 9 months now is because it a bigger issue or just disney neing disney now?
Click to expand...
Yes, I genuinely believe there is a bigger issue with not just the door portal that was hit but also the adjacent windows that are also blocked by the planters. Properly addressing underlying design issue(s) could involve also dealing with those windows and also possibly how they tie into the larger facade. The evidence from the photos is of an underlying issue that should be addressed methodically and with care, something that takes time.
 
lazyboy97o

lazyboy97o

Well-Known Member
Bocabear said:
regardless, if it was made from EIFS or standard stucco on lath and concrete, 9 months is way longer than a doorway surround should take considering they could build a whole new building in less time....and by "they" I am not referring to any Disney led construction team. A new door surrounds could be designed and fabricated in a scenic shop and installed over the damaged area in less than 9 months... but I will say, I have no idea what the level of damage is to the building...if it is so serious they can't repair is in a few months, perhaps the building should be evacuated for serious structural issues...
Click to expand...
It wasn’t stucco either. You don’t know the materials involved so you can’t even begin to evaluate how they failed and the appropriate timeline for their repair. And of course now you’re throwing in another baseless claim that only issues related to the primary structure could require time which just is not true.
 
S

Splash4eva

Well-Known Member
lazyboy97o said:
Yes, I genuinely believe there is a bigger issue with not just the door portal that was hit but also the adjacent windows that are also blocked by the planters. Properly addressing underlying design issue(s) could involve also dealing with those windows and also possibly how they tie into the larger facade. The evidence from the photos is of an underlying issue that should be addressed methodically and with care, something that takes time.
Click to expand...
We can agree to disagree than... this company no longer deserves any benefit of the doubt to believe that they are actively looking to fix and resolve this issue
 
lazyboy97o

lazyboy97o

Well-Known Member
Splash4eva said:
We can agree to disagree than... this company no longer deserves any benefit of the doubt to believe that they are actively looking to fix and resolve this issue
Click to expand...
Where did I give them the benefit of the doubt? I have posts in this thread from 9 months ago about how this was not just damage from a collision and that it was a larger failure as a result of other underlying issues, likely related to a combination of poor design and insufficient maintenance. Knowing that those types of problems take time is not giving the benefit of the doubt, it is making an honest assessment of a situation. Disney may well just be doing nothing but there is no evidence of that at this time. There are plenty of reasons to criticize Disney and there is absolutely no need or benefit to just making things up.
 
S

Splash4eva

Well-Known Member
lazyboy97o said:
Where did I give them the benefit of the doubt? I have posts in this thread from 9 months ago about how this was not just damage from a collision and that it was a larger failure as a result of other underlying issues, likely related to a combination of poor design and insufficient maintenance. Knowing that those types of problems take time is not giving the benefit of the doubt, it is making an honest assessment of a situation. Disney may well just be doing nothing but there is no evidence of that at this time. There are plenty of reasons to criticize Disney and there is absolutely no need or benefit to just making things up.
Click to expand...
Im not making anything up at all and agreed there is plenty to criticize but to me i find it hard that nothing has been done for all this time bc of a major structural issue. With that being said its not a hill im dying on
 
lazyboy97o

lazyboy97o

Well-Known Member
Splash4eva said:
Im not making anything up at all and agreed there is plenty to criticize but to me i find it hard that nothing has been done for all this time bc of a major structural issue. With that being said its not a hill im dying on
Click to expand...
Assuming that the fix should be done by now is making things up when there are legitimate reasons for it to take a good while and the reasoning is not tied to the specific situation. And where did I say anything about a major structural issue?
 

Register on WDWMAGIC. This sidebar will go away, and you'll see fewer ads.

Back
Top Bottom