Best Sukkah?

[AsherO]

Is 3/4" not strong enough? They're only $10 each.

Might be, maybe the question is why they’re using the wider ones then.

Also, the fittings and canvas are sized for the bigger pipes, not sure how smaller ones would work.

[Essen est zich]

I was just reading that as well.

Home Depot doesn’t carry the 1-3/8” pipes, closest are 1-1/2” and 1-1/4”, and they’re pretty pricey.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/1-1-4-in-x-10-ft-EMT-Conduit-101576/100400410

If you need 11 $30 pipes that’s another $330 on top of the kit.

I would suggest to call them and clarify what they mean.

[AsherO]

I would suggest to call them and clarify what they mean.

I’m not interested in this product, and their site seems self explanatory.

[yitzgar]

Any ideas how to mount decorations on canvas sukka?

[ushdadude]

Any ideas how to mount decorations on canvas sukka?

sandwich signs between strong magnets

[yitzgar]

sandwich signs between strong magnets

Will that be toddler-on-a-chair-proof?

[ushdadude]

Will that be toddler-on-a-chai-proof?

i don't understand the reference

[yitzgar]

i don't understand the reference

Meant my toddler on a chair trying to pull it down (edited)

[ushdadude]

Meant my toddler on a chair trying to pull it down (edited)

lol....nothing is that indestructible

[~King Lake~]

Any ideas how to mount decorations on canvas sukka?

Safety pins?

[yitzgar]

Safety pins?

Tried. Can't get it back through the canvas. Maybe I just need stronger ones?

[shopcomputer]

Command Picture Hanging Strips

[Deal Guy]

How to get a leiters panel replaced? Preferably in lakewood

[AsherO]

???How to get a leiters panel replaced? Preferably in lakewood

Contact Leiters? Their website says nationwide delivery, though they might have a location in Lakewood

[WhiteWolf]

A few bundles of 12Ft bamboo up for grabs, 08701

[dovy2]

Since this has become the sukkah master thread, I figured I'll ask here:

My sukkah is made up of 3 walls of panels, and I'm using the back wall of my house as the fourth wall.

The cross beams are not coming out from the house wall, rather go across the sukkah itself, so the "ches" isn't technically attached to the wall.

In the past years, I've had it stay in place by anchoring one wall down with some support beams.. but that's not really working with this year's wind, so basically I need an idea to secure the sukkah walls to the house wall.
After some searching, seems like I need something called a two ear bracket (see picture), but I need one which can fit a 3 inch thick panel, and havent found anything that big.
Any ideas?

[~King Lake~]

Since this has become the sukkah master thread, I figured I'll ask here:

My sukkah is made up of 3 walls of panels, and I'm using the back wall of my house as the fourth wall.

The cross beams are not coming out from the house wall, rather go across the sukkah itself, so the "ches" isn't technically attached to the wall.

In the past years, I've had it stay in place by anchoring one wall down with some support beams.. but that's not really working with this year's wind, so basically I need an idea to secure the sukkah walls to the house wall.
After some searching, seems like I need something called a two ear bracket (see picture), but I need one which can fit a 3 inch thick panel, and havent found anything that big.
Any ideas?

Why not just a regular L bracket?
1 side in the wall & 1 side in the panel.

[justaregularguy]

Why not just a regular L bracket?
1 side in the wall & 1 side in the panel.

and if for whatever reason you want the strength of the both sides from this kind of bracket just get 2 L brackets for each wall, one on the inside one on the outside

[dovy2]

Why not just a regular L bracket?
1 side in the wall & 1 side in the panel.

Id prefer something I can leave on the outside house wall all year long, don't really want a l bracket sticking out (it's a brick wall).  But if I can't find anything else, I'd do that

[aygart]

Id prefer something I can leave on the outside house wall all year long, don't really want a l bracket sticking out (it's a brick wall).  But if I can't find anything else, I'd do that

So the bracket you asked about isn't good?

Of it is a brick wall then you would need to drill a hole and use anchors but it should not be a big deal to take the screws out each year.