Nice video post. Good sense of humor too. Made me laugh. Yeah schedule 40 would be better....remember though that PVC is susceptible to the deteriorating affects of the sun over time. (you could paint it with UV resistant paint though)
Incredibly stuped! PVC is not made to span that type of area. Schedule 40 galv. pipe is made to span that area due to the rigidity but snow / wind load is diffrent.
seems like maybe a centre wooden frame going under/across the structure wuld have been the go. Im sure you must have considered this, so why did you not do that? what made you decide to go another way?
the biggest problem with this set up was bad planning - there isnt any constant air flow - best bet is to use metal and glass - or some other permanent material
Actually No. I ended up replacing the entire porch cover with cedar 2x4 frame and rafters covered with polycarbonate corragated sheets. Very happy with this result.
You can't learn if you don't have flaws! Great video, learned a lot!
TowerClimber81 2 months ago
try 1 or 2 vertical supports
CheapEnergyIdeas 2 months ago
You can use cheap re-bar to strenghten your pipe
pyrobrewer 2 months ago
it was like the wind was on que (however you spell it lol)
ArizonaAdventures 4 months ago
Nice video post. Good sense of humor too. Made me laugh. Yeah schedule 40 would be better....remember though that PVC is susceptible to the deteriorating affects of the sun over time. (you could paint it with UV resistant paint though)
CenterTree777 4 months ago
try schedule 40 ele ,gray pipe
mackavally 5 months ago
try schedule 40 ele ,gray pipe
mackavally 5 months ago
Incredibly stuped! PVC is not made to span that type of area. Schedule 40 galv. pipe is made to span that area due to the rigidity but snow / wind load is diffrent.
wildfire53575 6 months ago
i bet if u redesign u'll have better structure
nas4good 6 months ago
I bet if you filled the pipe with dirt or concrete it wouldn't do that so easily...
badsugarterrors 7 months ago
thanks for being brave and showing the mistake.
TheChineseEmpire 7 months ago
Great tip. This is what make YouTube great. Thanks for sharing.
GOP4USA 1 year ago 2
seems like maybe a centre wooden frame going under/across the structure wuld have been the go. Im sure you must have considered this, so why did you not do that? what made you decide to go another way?
soudenm84 1 year ago
the biggest problem with this set up was bad planning - there isnt any constant air flow - best bet is to use metal and glass - or some other permanent material
imawhat1 1 year ago 2
felicidades por intentarlo!!! has aprendido mas acerca de las estructuras economicas
congratulations for try!!!, you did learned about the low-cost structurs
carapalla 1 year ago
it just need more structure
ingesumadre 1 year ago
@ingesumadre Yeah, this isn't the PVC's fault. This is a lack of engineering.
sain0777 11 months ago
you need more of a bend
doyouseewhatisee2010 2 years ago
Did the 40 work better?
VivianRinSC 2 years ago
Actually No. I ended up replacing the entire porch cover with cedar 2x4 frame and rafters covered with polycarbonate corragated sheets. Very happy with this result.
CamasGuy 2 years ago
thanks for this info
was wondering which to use for a row cover
If the 40 can take the bend i;ll use it
hobieslug45 2 years ago
Or You could get sch.80 pvc it comes in a gray color.
bayocntry 2 years ago
bend some metal conduit. or better yet, bend some chain link fence top rail tubing. bender will cost you about 70 bucks.
palui 2 years ago
Could you fill the tubes with concrete?
badboomer73 2 years ago
you have the base for a decent structure, just get it secured better.
werf4 3 years ago
At least it's not breaking. Maybe try supporting it with some 2x2 across the bottom of your vertical, and a couple down from that.
rwtattoo 3 years ago
what is schedule 20 and 40?
gusterson 3 years ago 5
schedule 20 has a thinner wall sch 40 is sturdier
hobieslug45 2 years ago
@gusterson thats the strengt of the pvc
thank you ;)
randybolhuis1 5 months ago
@gusterson 40 is stronger holds like 80psi or something like that. its thicker.
rehtardeudpossum 2 months ago