You Won’t Believe These Construction Fails!

Who ever did this work would get a great big F

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Construction Fails

Whether they do it by trade or consider themselves “handy around the house”, we all know someone who does even the most basic bits of construction—some to great success, suggesting they have a level of professionalism, to others who fail so hilariously that they make lists of people who should just call a professional, or least a more skilled friend.

1 Hopscotch trouble: In this case, participating in round of hopscotch might be a bit difficult with a fence in the way!

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Hopscotch Trouble (Image Source: sarcasmsociety)

2 Merry-not-go-round: Going on this ride might just give you a serious headache.

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Merry not go round headache (Image Source: sarcasmsociety)

3 Toilet Trouble: Someone may need to learn the phrase “too close for comfort” as opening this cupboard will prove to be a bit difficult.

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Toilet Trouble (Image Source: sarcasmsociety)

4 Steep Driveway: Going up or down a steep hill can be precarious enough without having to worry about this driveway.

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Steep Driveway (Image Source: sarcasmsociety)

5 Road Block: Personally, I think a simple sign saying “road closed” or “dead end ahead” would suffice in telling me to turn around and find an alternate route.

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Road Block (Image Source: sarcasmsociety)

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Rowena Nagy is a graduate of The University of Tasmania and has over three years of experience as a writer and journalist and brings that knowledge and skill to all tasks she approaches. She has also worked in radio, co-hosting and co-producing a news and current affairs program during her Bachelor of Arts Degree and received a second-class lower division score for her Honours thesis on celebrity, media, and privacy. Rowena aims to gain experience in all areas of media and has high career aspirations.