Need plans for plane storage rack
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Ibuilt mine out of 1" PVCfrom Lowes'/Home Depot. Get a bunch of elbow and tee fittings, and some PVC glue. Let your mind run wild! Then I hang it from the wall using hangars/hooks that screw into the studs in the wall.
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I use two of the slotted shelf bars, plus the shelf supports. You can get them at Lowes, Mendards, or Home Depot. They are easy to install and adjusable. I use foam rubber pipe insulation to cover the shelf supports so they don't damage the planes. Total cost was less that $20.00.
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does anyone know of any good plans for a wall mounted airplane storage rack?
does anyone know of any good plans for a wall mounted airplane storage rack?
BTW: The empty rack in front of the B-25 holds a e-powered 1/4 scale Piper PA-12. I back that one up with some small bungee cords.
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Great, do you have any problems with sagging?
Thanks
Great, do you have any problems with sagging?
Thanks
Mark
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Where can I find the insulation?
I use regular 18 inches rack supporting metal and I think they may scratch the monokote.
Thanks,
I use regular 18 inches rack supporting metal and I think they may scratch the monokote.
Thanks,
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Harry,
you can find the pipe insulation at any hardware store in the pipe fittng area. I buy mine from either Lowes or Menards. They are usually 2 0r 3 bucks at the most.
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you can find the pipe insulation at any hardware store in the pipe fittng area. I buy mine from either Lowes or Menards. They are usually 2 0r 3 bucks at the most.
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I just made one today after viewing this thread.
Used about 7 24"peices of 1" pvc. 4 Tsections, 4 caps and 4 elbows. Glue... That's about it.
I drilled out 4 holes in the pipe and used drywall screws. I would recommend putting some kind of spacer if you are installing it indoors. Otherwise I would have used hooks if it was in a garage.
Used about 7 24"peices of 1" pvc. 4 Tsections, 4 caps and 4 elbows. Glue... That's about it.
I drilled out 4 holes in the pipe and used drywall screws. I would recommend putting some kind of spacer if you are installing it indoors. Otherwise I would have used hooks if it was in a garage.




