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03.0×101
15 thoughts on “03.0×101”
Just how tall IS that guy anyway ? He doesn’t look it when he’s around the others oddly enough.
I’d estimate pretty close to 7′ simply because a 6’6″ guy generally doesn’t have to duck to make it through most doorways, as far as I know. So maybe around 6’9″ or so.
Residential ceiling height can be estimated at usually 9 feet. A doorway usually falls flat of 7′. 6′ 6″ would be a good estimate but it varies from building. So does ceiling height depending on required ceiling space and design. A commercial building such as the one portrayed is usually running 12′ floors, 9′ of space to ceiling, 3′ of ceiling space. They present a challenge to the HVAC trade because tall building have pressurization problems. The ceiling isn’t shown but I can assume it’s T-bar with fancoils if it were economical, and there’s just pipe running there. So depending on the CFM running to each SAG you could keep the duct sizes smaller before switching to rectangular. Rectangular duct frees you from the ceiling space limitation but costs significantly more. Ceiling space in TI building can run from 10-20″. I’m inclined to assume it’s an eight foot door by the picture, but it’s impractical and unrealistic given his assumed height. No door is less than 6′ 6″ generally speaking, though.
There seem to be a lot of us willing to do violence for a pair of those buckaroo-bovvers. Spike may have to find someone to manufacture them for her store just to prevent bloodshed.
I’m a size 14, by the by. And I want your autograph, Spike, but not bad enough to kill for it.
Just how tall IS that guy anyway ? He doesn’t look it when he’s around the others oddly enough.
Reagan looks like she’s over 6′ tall or so. Probably why Scip doesn’t look so big. ‘Least not around her.
I think it’s easy to forget how tall he is because Reagan’s pretty tall too, so the height is that noticeable when he’s next to her.
^ is NOT
I should proofread.
My brain read it correctly so it’s fine :3
I’d estimate pretty close to 7′ simply because a 6’6″ guy generally doesn’t have to duck to make it through most doorways, as far as I know. So maybe around 6’9″ or so.
Alternatively, the building’s uncommonly short. :P
I was thinking the same thing. Guy’s got to be like Peter Steele tall.
I dunno, I feel like the heights wobble around a little. It’s hard to estimate cuz the proportions are off.
I wanna know where Scip shops. I’d about kill fer a pair of those cowboy boot/sneaker/combat boot thingies!
Residential ceiling height can be estimated at usually 9 feet. A doorway usually falls flat of 7′. 6′ 6″ would be a good estimate but it varies from building. So does ceiling height depending on required ceiling space and design. A commercial building such as the one portrayed is usually running 12′ floors, 9′ of space to ceiling, 3′ of ceiling space. They present a challenge to the HVAC trade because tall building have pressurization problems. The ceiling isn’t shown but I can assume it’s T-bar with fancoils if it were economical, and there’s just pipe running there. So depending on the CFM running to each SAG you could keep the duct sizes smaller before switching to rectangular. Rectangular duct frees you from the ceiling space limitation but costs significantly more. Ceiling space in TI building can run from 10-20″. I’m inclined to assume it’s an eight foot door by the picture, but it’s impractical and unrealistic given his assumed height. No door is less than 6′ 6″ generally speaking, though.
don’t know where you’re from, but standard ceiling as i’ve always known it is eight feet, which means a standard doorway of about 7’6″…
Dear god. Those boots. I’d kill for them
me too.
There seem to be a lot of us willing to do violence for a pair of those buckaroo-bovvers. Spike may have to find someone to manufacture them for her store just to prevent bloodshed.
I’m a size 14, by the by. And I want your autograph, Spike, but not bad enough to kill for it.