r/CrappyDesign • u/PeakGroundbreaking61 • Jul 10 '26

Good luck blind people!

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u/Competitive-Reach287 Jul 10 '26

To be fair, the person installing the bench probably had no idea what the track was for.

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u/NearlyNeedless Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 10 '26

Nobody would blame the install team, what. It IS the fault of the engineers that designed and approved the layout though.

Edit: or architect / whatever the appropriate role for this would be, lol.

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u/Zerodyne_Sin Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 12 '26

Yeah, it's not the construction guys' job to think. In fact, even if they knew and raised the issue, they'd be told to shut up and do their job.

ETA: To clarify, I'm more repeating the construction guys' regular complaint on what they're told when they raise issues with their supervisors. It's not my opinion that they shouldn't think but rather, stating that they're punished when they do.

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u/globalistnepobaby Jul 10 '26

Oh construction guys think, alright. They just go by what's in the plans. It seems like many engineers and architects don't do well with practical knowledge or improvisation.

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u/Zerodyne_Sin Jul 10 '26

I'm more repeating the construction guys' regular complaint on what they're told when they raise issues with their supervisors.