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Step 5How many pipes and fittings do you need?
Believe it or not this is the hardest step.
You now have to decide what size of frame you want to build. Are you building a frame for a day trip, overnighter or extended river trip? Do you want a place for a cooler, dry box, drop bag, etc? Will the rower sit on the cooler or seat?
The nice part about these frames is they are interchangeable with Northwest River Supplies (www.nrsweb.com) aluminum frames and NRS's patented LoPro fittings (shown in picture). This option allows you to add fishing accessories, foot bars, and seat bars.
We recommend cutting your cross bars the same length as NRS's frame options so if you want to add a foot or seat bar it's easy to interchange.
If you really want to simplify the process FrontierPlay (www.frontierplay.com) offers a "Build Your Own" package option where you can select all the features you can imagine. It's really cool and worth checking out.
You now have to decide what size of frame you want to build. Are you building a frame for a day trip, overnighter or extended river trip? Do you want a place for a cooler, dry box, drop bag, etc? Will the rower sit on the cooler or seat?
The nice part about these frames is they are interchangeable with Northwest River Supplies (www.nrsweb.com) aluminum frames and NRS's patented LoPro fittings (shown in picture). This option allows you to add fishing accessories, foot bars, and seat bars.
We recommend cutting your cross bars the same length as NRS's frame options so if you want to add a foot or seat bar it's easy to interchange.
If you really want to simplify the process FrontierPlay (www.frontierplay.com) offers a "Build Your Own" package option where you can select all the features you can imagine. It's really cool and worth checking out.
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