PVC is right up there with zip ties, vet wrap and duct tape, IMO. I use 1/2" pvc to string anti-sparrow netting through the rafters and weight the lower end to keep the feathery little heathens from pooping in my outdoor shop area; use 6" for cavalettis to train dressage horses.
Kathryn
On 1/13/2013 1:56 PM, Ray Kornele wrote:
Get street els. They have a socket on one end. The other slips into other fittings.
I use a lot of PVC pipe. It lends itself to a lot of structural solutions. I have even thought of using 3" PVC for studding in a house.
KrazyKyngeKorny (Krazy, not stupid)
On Sun, Jan 13, 2013 at 7:47 AM, Terry <THenne1713@aol.com> wrote:
AFTER YEARS OF SUFFERING WITH METAL CURTAIN RODS at the bath window rusting, requiring replacement every 3-6 months, I looked for a plastic rod and then, not finding one, decided to use 1/2"-PVC pipe. (or 3/4") But, HOW to mount, and then realized pipe PVC END CAPS. Just drill the center of the cap and mount to the wall, FEMALE out.
2-end caps, 1/4" drill bit, (ss/galvanized) screws
2-PVC elbows (NO GLUE)
length of pipe, cut two short and 1 long to your specs
Push parts together and paint with KRYLON paint of your color choice (Dries in 12-15 minutes
Pull 1-elbow and install curtain with shower curtain hangers, and install on wall. JUST PUSH PARTS TOGETHER
Terry
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