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Yo, group - I have built a portable frame out of 1" PVC to be covered with netting to protect my strawberry bed. 4'x4'x2.' However, I can't seem to jam the joints tight enough that they won't fall apart. What can I "seal" the joints with so I can take the frame apart if I want a different configuration? Also, what's the most trouble-free way of fastening the netting tight on 5 sides, leaving only the ground side free. Seems like a lot of trouble to fasten at multiple points. There's probably a simple solution, but it hasn't reached the front of my brain g. TIA Four lengths of galvanized pipe. Pound one into the ground at each of the four corners of the bed. Two "U" shaped PVC frames, one on each end. The "legs" fit into the gal. pipe. One or two braces across the top, PVC with snap clamp glued to each end. Snap them in place to support the "U"s. Sew the netting together, mitered at the corners so it fits like a tent over the frame. Add grommets at the corners, hold down with tent stakes. If you want to get fancy, add velcro for flap to get at the berries. End of season, fold up the netting, pull the frame apart and hang the "U"'s in the garage. Looks good on paper ![]() |
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