Ceiling lining: trip or fall (hazard)
The ceiling lining is a trip or fall hazard.
Hazard185 reports, in 107 suburbs.
What this means for you
A safety matter. We treat these first.
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How it compares
Number 12 of 13 on this part, by reports.
- Ceiling lining: cracking2,094 reports
- Ceiling lining: paint deterioration1,530 reports
- Ceiling lining: marks or staining1,460 reports
- Ceiling lining: wear1,015 reports
- Ceiling lining: poor workmanship812 reports
- Ceiling lining: loose733 reports
- Ceiling lining: damage721 reports
- Ceiling lining: moisture423 reports
- Ceiling lining: incomplete328 reports
- Ceiling lining: mould (hazard)314 reports
- Ceiling lining: settlement or subsidence223 reports
- Ceiling lining: trip or fall (hazard)This page185 reports
- Ceiling lining: asbestos (hazard)86 reports
Where inspectors have recorded it
Recorded in 107 suburbs. 4 have enough reports to name.
- Ellenbrook15 reports
- Clarkson5 reports
- Scarborough5 reports
- Stirling5 reports
What to do
- Mark the area or walk around it until an experienced inspector has looked at it.
- Take extra care when children, older people or anyone carrying things use the area.
- Ask your inspector to check it by name.