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Originally Posted by PineappleSlap
want to try this way next time, maybe for shallow flats.......we have a gradual slope off our seawall so thinking of putting it there
basically 6' of 6" PVC, anchored at each end with concrete (i use the dishpan method) and smaller diameter pvc drilled sporadically placed through the 6" piece.
I hold the pvc in place by just drilling in a screw where the smaller diameter pvc enters the larger diameter pvc.....one screw on both ends holds just fine, and 1 1/4" drywall screws work perfect!
you could use galvanized in case you were worried about corrosion |
That's pretty cool. Let me know how that goes. I think you would need a substantial amount of weight on the concrete ends to keep down a long 6" piece of PVC that will be full of air. Oh, wait, I guess you're putting holes in it so it'll eventually fill. Duh.