Posted by Billy NY on February 16, 2018 at 10:17:20 from (74.70.66.240):
In Reply to: permission requested posted by pete black on February 16, 2018 at 10:04:38:
Stock looks better, more of it too. Never been to one of their stores but we have a TSC across the road. Still handy, but one of these or Runnings would have been a better choice.
One thing stands out, the concrete block, loosely stacked, on their sides, & 4x4 PT for shelving. Loaded with implements and with what appears to be no regard for the safety of customers. That stack of crap will easily kill a child, and seriously injure an adult. In '04 my mother either mis-stepped, tripped on something or who knows what caused it. She grabbed onto a 3 shelf concrete block, pine board arrangement and those blocks came down on her. They broke both her legs !
I've never been obsessed with safety protocol, but do try to use better judgment. Whom ever thought this was a good idea ought to have their head examined !
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