So I don't know it these might help any one
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milehighgreenthumbbb
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Beautiful ! Just wondering what’s the total square footage of this room ?
SpideyManDan
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Ngl, this type of shit makes me envious to look at, like I want that. Lol. 
Thats what I was thinking. Sliding aisles are killer.
milehighgreenthumbbb
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What kind of mold remediation were you doing ? Sounds very pertinent to this industry! Tell me more lol
This particular site had a drain system directly on to the floor, and unfortunately some one had gotten compost tea on to the walls so we had to demo 2ft out of all the lower portion of of all of the walls and put it all back. So that's where we came in lol!. If you have any specific questions about mold please just pm me and I will see what I can do for you. I hold osha, cdc as well as several certifications in mold as well as several other specific certifications. Part of my job is also crime scene - so yeah there is that as well! Lol please no questions on how to clean up that stuff ( not that I can't answer it's probably in both of our interest that I don't) I will also look to see if I have any specific pictures of the slide system, just for more clarification!
milehighgreenthumbbb
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Badass! I’ll keep you in my front pocket for when I need ya! Do you think it would have been a problem if the were running a water proof paint on the drywall ?
Yes I do because the paper on the drywall is what will mold, however when we replaced it we used a product called densglass- it's a lot more expensive but it has no paper - it's coated in fiberglass on both sides. Also one key to stop mold is air movement and the ability of the material to breathe. In cases of trying to avoid mold you need to try not to avoid the water from getting in to the materials but look it as when the water gets in how can it ( or where can it) escape.
milehighgreenthumbbb
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Nice good stuff! I’ve never had mold issues that I can see but always try to stay proactive in the room
This is my take on that- if you look at it as" I want to totally make sure the water doesn't get where I don't want it" then you are at the mercy of your weakness link of your system and are completely dependent on 0 percent failure rate. However if you put measures in place that would handle the issues as they happen then you are being proactive rather that reactive. And we already have too many things in this hobby to have to react to! Lol thanks everyone for the warm welcome here- this site is awesome!