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>Installation must have been a bit nerve wracking! They almost certainly just selected a drywall anchor based on the rating advertised on the package and sent
by potato3732842 1y ago
>Installation must have been a bit nerve wracking!
They almost certainly just selected a drywall anchor based on the rating advertised on the package and sent it without any more thought, their ass was covered.
Big picture people who take a step back think about what they're doing don't tend to find themselves installing projectors in hospitals, or if they do they aren't there very long.
- alnwlsn 1y agoLikely true. For all the warnings the thing had about "securing" it, it did not have very many mount points or threaded holes to do so, just some rubber feet. Probably was just sat on a shelf and tied off with a nylon strap. I suppose you aren't going to casually walk past the magnet with a bulky projector like this as you would do with a screwdriver you forgot in your pocket.
- KingMob 1y ago> Big picture people who take a step back think about what they're doing don't tend to find themselves installing projectors in hospitals, or if they do they aren't there very long. They're installed for fMRI research, to show stimuli to study participants.
- potato3732842 1y agoMy point was that a maintenance guy who without prompting thinks to himself "hmm, drywall anchors are rated for vertical loading, not horizontal, let's find a (invariably metal, because office) stud and toggle bolt that bitch" is shortly onto bigger better things.