SKIANYWHERE
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I have some HDPE for a backyard setup im in the process of building and i was wondering if the boxes with HDPE need to have some sort of siding like at parks or not. Any advice would help.
Siding for HDPE in Backyard
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stupendous-man
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no they do not, it really mostly for look and safety (its not fun catching your ski on the supports). As long as you keep a couple 2x4 or whatever youre using on the sides for stability, you should be fine.
monkatizer
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i would recommend it, just use some thin stuff.
its possible to get your leg cought in there and fuck up your knee or somthin, and its a pain in the ass when you ski goes under thur and ejects instead of just tapping it on the side.
its possible to get your leg cought in there and fuck up your knee or somthin, and its a pain in the ass when you ski goes under thur and ejects instead of just tapping it on the side.
SKIANYWHERE
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i dont mean under the box i mean along the side of the top next to the hdpe
monkatizer
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oh, well then yes, use angle iron. it will help reduce chips and edge catches in the hdpe
SKIANYWHERE
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should i actually put it on the hdpe or leave some room for it on the ends of the frame