What are these?
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thingamajiggies
You must have ESPN.
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Hard to tell from the pictures you posted.
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FTFY
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eh I'm sticking with thingamajiggies until proven wrong.
Zeldman
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Portable temporary coffins to be used when lots of folks die in a very short time.
(ok, I really don't know...)
(ok, I really don't know...)
Lindberg
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As opposed to immobile, permanent coffins?
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I wouldn't worry about what these are, I would worry about what's hidden in between them ;-)
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Whatever they are, they don’t make them like that anymore.
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Kind of look like industrial panels that you'd see on large commercial HVAC installations.
Another guess is some sort of portable building that those drop into a metal frame.
Another guess is some sort of portable building that those drop into a metal frame.
Lindberg
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Ummm.....
I thought along the line of both of these ideas...there was some attachment hardware that I didn't get a picture of...
I think you are correct. They are filled with something or are solid...
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It’s a kit plane. That’s all the skin panels for your very own DIY B-52!
Ok, I also have no idea what it is
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Whatever they were, that's what they are now.
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I was thinking data center floor panels but leaning more towards thingamajiggies. Metal ones.
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I was going with floor panels.
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They appear that they might have insulation in them, which would be a bit odd for floor panels, but not impossible.
Battery plates for Boeing’s new electric 777.
This is the other side...does this change your opinion?
The property owner has NO idea what they are..they have been siting on the property since 2017...
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Checkout_my_Six
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They look like a raise floor tiles....computer rooms use to have those back in the 70's.
Those my friend, are one of life's mysteries!
I remember my dad used to come across "deals" for stuff like this all the time..... loads of all sorts of unknown things.....
He's say, I could come up with something to make out of these. They'll be great.
Occasionally he would come up with some creative use for them. More often though they'd end up sitting in the way just like these are for years and he'd end up either selling to some other innovative person, or more likely selling them for scrap.
....never knowing what they were really intended to be.
I remember my dad used to come across "deals" for stuff like this all the time..... loads of all sorts of unknown things.....
He's say, I could come up with something to make out of these. They'll be great.
Occasionally he would come up with some creative use for them. More often though they'd end up sitting in the way just like these are for years and he'd end up either selling to some other innovative person, or more likely selling them for scrap.
....never knowing what they were really intended to be.
That's where I have been leaning...I'd suspect that there would be suspension/frame hardware nearby but there isn't any....who knows.
These are on a piece of industrial property I am considering buying...all I see is the cost of disposal...if they could be scrapped, that'd be great...that might put us in a position to actually dispose of them without writing a check...THAT would be fabulous!
Checkout_my_Six
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cut one open and be sure there isn't asbestos inside. If not it's steel scrap.
Look for the rails and pylons....they sit inside a track.
Look for the rails and pylons....they sit inside a track.
Timbeck2
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The raised on looks like a concrete mold for fake cobblestone
DaleB
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No, that quite confirms my opinion. Those are absolutely raised floor tiles. No question whatsoever.
Right on! Do you have any idea what material the 'underside' is made of?