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teresak
01-22-03, 08:09 AM
Hi...this is a first time post for me...please help...
I would like to build a simple manual dumb waiter. My goal is to move food/dishes from an upper level deck to a lower level deck. Please advise on how to construct one. Thank you.
I would like to build a simple manual dumb waiter. My goal is to move food/dishes from an upper level deck to a lower level deck. Please advise on how to construct one. Thank you.
banjo70
06-30-08, 03:50 PM
Hi...this is a first time post for me...please help...
I would like to build a simple manual dumb waiter. My goal is to move food/dishes from an upper level deck to a lower level deck. Please advise on how to construct one. Thank you.
" If you received any replies to your question, I'd be interested in the same information."
I would like to build a simple manual dumb waiter. My goal is to move food/dishes from an upper level deck to a lower level deck. Please advise on how to construct one. Thank you.
" If you received any replies to your question, I'd be interested in the same information."
chandler
06-30-08, 03:58 PM
Probably didn't get any replies in 5 years, so you may have to google dumb waiter in order to find plans, etc. My wife's came with the marriage license, so no cost involved.
WDIBAA
06-30-08, 04:09 PM
I wanted to build a laundry chute from the second floor to the first by cutting a hole between the first floor ceiling joists in a second floor closet.
The second floor acts as a firebreak so you need to find a thermally operated metal door that restores this firebreak function (of course, I don't have the link anymore). UL or NFPA (the NEC authors) might be able to help you with this.
The second floor acts as a firebreak so you need to find a thermally operated metal door that restores this firebreak function (of course, I don't have the link anymore). UL or NFPA (the NEC authors) might be able to help you with this.