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The house looks like it would survive, but the contents would be carbonized. Most of the fire safety is probably just that they cut down the nearby trees.
by generalizations 5y ago
The house looks like it would survive, but the contents would be carbonized.
Most of the fire safety is probably just that they cut down the nearby trees.
- 8bitsrule 5y agoDisaster comes in many forms. There's a region in Oregon that just got 10" of rain in 2 days. On this date in 1985 a town in Colombia was wiped out by a lahar from a nearby volcano.
- generalizations 5y agoThat house isn't designed to withstand a lahar, or the glass doors wouldn't be at ground level. And there's plenty of houses that can easily withstand heavy rainfall...but again, a door that close to ground level isn't a great design. I'm not really sure what kind of disaster this is good for - sure, the metal can probably survives, but as I said before, it sure doesn't look ready to protect the inside.