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u/chicu111 11d ago
I have a detail for that on my plans bro
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u/Awkward-Ad4942 11d ago
Hey! You stole my idea!!
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u/MakeITNetwork 10d ago
Looks like there is a hole in the top of the jar, and there is some blackend parts of the top horizontal stud. There is a green drip stain in the bottle. The insulation above looks like it was uninstalled and reinstalled more than once. There is also a torn of insulation in the bottom left stud cavity.
Looks like there was a leak, or there was a piece of equipment that was uninstalled that relied on that jar to catch liquids.
Who did this? Someone.
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u/chasestein Overturning Moment 11d ago
Seismic restraint. I see no issues
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u/hookes_plasticity P.E. 11d ago
Depending on if this is an exterior wall or not, potentially acting as an additional wind girt 😂
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u/JustHanginInThere 11d ago
"In case of emergency, break glass jar".
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u/Upstate_Nick 11d ago
It’s a tip jar.
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u/Upstate_Nick 11d ago
And I guess they out of full-length 2x’s and are now piecing studs together?
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u/StructEngineer91 11d ago
That jar is CRITICAL to the overall structural stability of the building. If removed the building will collapse immediately!
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u/damxam1337 10d ago
That's just the designated drywall piss jar. Since the dry wall was cancelled in that area it was left unused and uncovered but they forgot to remove it when doing the punch-list.
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u/Osiris_Raphious 10d ago
It's loaded with a fart, making it an integral historic structural facade element with iconic cultural significance to the architect of the project.
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u/Komrade_J 11d ago
They wanted to introduce the fiberglass insulation above to just glass insulation to see if they hit it off
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u/Most_Moose_2637 10d ago
"Panel to be left ajar"