Give me a break dude. 1/2 in pvc will stand up to 2 in of snow on a pvc tarp stretched over a 20' 1/2'pvc 'quonset' style tent. I've made several temporary spaces out of AgBag and 1/2" pvc large enough to park a car in and work on. Making a blast area would be childs play.
2" is for those faint of heart with no faith in their engineering skills....
Give me a break dude. 1/2 in pvc will stand up to 2 in of snow on a pvc tarp stretched over a 20' 1/2'pvc 'quonset' style tent. I've made several temporary spaces out of AgBag and 1/2" pvc large enough to park a car in and work on. Making a blast area would be childs play.
2" is for those faint of heart with no faith in their engineering skills....
A 10ft section will sag under and significant weight... unless you brace it in the middle... then its not a 10 ft section anymore.
I forget this is the internet where folks need to yalp about being smarter then the next guy... but then they make a post like the one above and prove that they are anything but.
If you want 10ft spans you need a bigger diameter to hold up any weight.
I'll bet my PVC building skills up against your internet mouthing off any day.
