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Step 3Assemble PVC Frame

Assemble PVC Frame
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I started by assembling the base. I added the uprights and then built the the top frame.

Notice how I slipped on the PVC Tee fittings onto the pipe. I used 3 on one and 4 on the other, the extra on one side was a support for the middle of the lid.

The only real tricky part was the length of the lid pipes. Because the hinges are offset I had to trim one of the top pipes so that it fit with the offset. Once I got to that part in the project I simply measured it in place and trimmed off a the excess with a hack saw.

I did not glue my PVC together. The fittings I was using had a thigh enough fit to stay together.
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Aug 29, 2010. 4:04 AMtazassape says:
Thinking of using pvc to make a small gate. What did you use for the hinges? Some sort of T?
Aug 30, 2010. 6:48 PMtazassape says:
Thanks, that's what I thought but wanted to be sure.

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I own a online business that sells industrial pipe fittings (Kee Klamp), PVC (pipe and fittings), as well as unique projects made with these products.