u/Beginning_Lime_5593

Thinking about just keeping it like this and making a bridge. What do you think?

I discovered this on our property. At first I thought it was just a religious stone, but it does not move or budge at all. Feels very solid almost as if it is a lid to something. But I just can't wrap my mind around why it would look like that if it was a lid to a sewer line or something. Any ideas?

I have a basement with an egress window about 4 or 5 feet below the ground with an access ladder/pit. Its on a slope and seems like it wouldn't take too much effort to dig out the dirt and create a walkout basement entrance.

Does anyone know how realistic this is? There are also electrical lines marked a few feet down the hill where the flag is. Could these be moved? Not sure how deep they would be but definitely don't want to hit them.

Appreciate it.

I live in a luxury apartment complex with shitty baseboard. My dog peed on the floor and I didn’t catch it for hours and this is the damage. I know that my landlord will charge me THOUSANDS to fix this based on how ridiculous my maintenance team is. Is there any way of repairing this on my own? If I hired a contractor for this service, what would a reasonable cost be for fixing this? Could I possibly repair/replace this myself with little to no experience in this area? Thank you!

I know the box says "interior," but what's the worst that can happen if I use this interior passage doorknob on a door that goes out into the balcony? It's under cover technically, so in my head, it's a gray area so I have to ask.

Why didn't I just buy an exterior one? Because I couldn't find any on the shelf at Lowe's.