Integrated TGSIs with its edges lifting
Some bumps in our journey are more difficult & painful than others.
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Integrated TGSIs with its edges lifting
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Bumps are best flattened out, made even or, at best, avoided altogether. But this is not always possible in life, but bumps can be minimised or even eliminated with our mobility within the built environment.
So, l can come across this installation of Integrated Directional TGSIs. New work that ignores the manufacturers’ installation directors and the information moulded into the underside of the TGSI module.
Have a look at what happens when Directional TGSIs are installed in an unprofessional manner (without knowledge, expertise and responsibility). And consider its dangerous and misleading impact on personal ergonomics, mobility and safety.
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Location: Ballarat Train and Bus Station, Ballarat, Victoria
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Dean Homicki from Stæbl Academy.
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