30 Horrendous Construction Screw-Ups That Will Leave You Confused
One would think that most buildings are constructed after careful thought and planning because it’s a huge expense after all and rather a permanent affair. However, when you come across a toilet that has a microscope fitted in of all things, or a building seemingly held together by rope, you genuinely can’t help but wonder, what in the ever-loving world is going on.
The ‘Les Perles du Bâtiment,’ aka ‘Building Pearls,’ page is a popular French Facebook group that finds and shares such incredulous construction fails. So we’ve scoured their content and found the worst offenders that are amusing but confusing and posted them in the gallery below for your perusal and entertainment.
#1
Image source: LES PERLES DU BÂTIMENT (officiel)
#2
Image source: Vincent Guillaud-rollin
#3
Image source: BRICO ET DÉCO
#4
Image source: Esmerald Smajic
#5
Image source: Michał Marcin Kulawinek
#6
Image source: Guillaume Lebranchu
#7
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#8
Image source: Isab Elle
#9
Image source: Miguel Blommaert
#10
Image source: LES PERLES DU BÂTIMENT (officiel)
#11
Image source: Dans le doute,pied au plancher
#12
Image source: LES PERLES DU BÂTIMENT (officiel)
#13
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#14
Image source: LES PERLES DU BÂTIMENT (officiel)
#15
Image source: Nel Martin
#16
Image source: BRICO ET DÉCO
#17
Image source: LES PERLES DU BÂTIMENT (officiel)
#18
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#19
Image source: Ludovic Thach
#20
Image source: Claude Tapparo
#21
Image source: 100% Auto le meilleur du pire
#22
Image source: LES PERLES DU BÂTIMENT (officiel)
#23
Image source: LES PERLES DU BÂTIMENT (officiel)
#24
Image source: Christian Denis
#25
Image source: Stéphane Pellé
#26
Image source: Chico Jlou
#27
Image source: Guide Oman
#28
Image source: LES PERLES DU BÂTIMENT (officiel)
#29
Image source: Nicolas Poss
#30
Image source: Alpha Omega
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