Ideal storage product for plumbers

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student1
student1
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2 posts
30 Aug 2018 2:46pm
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Hello everyone! Would you all help me in completing this survey as a part of an assignment for the ideal storage product?
Thanks
seanhogan
seanhogan
QLD
3424 posts
QLD, 3424 posts
30 Aug 2018 4:53pm
"hello, my name is sudent 1, would you guys be kind enough to help me out on my assignment ?"

First post..... is it that hard ????
and who told you this forum was packed with plumbers ???
student1
student1
2 posts
2 posts
30 Aug 2018 2:58pm
seanhogan said..
"hello, my name is sudent 1, would you guys be kind enough to help me out on my assignment ?"

First post..... is it that hard ????
and who told you this forum was packed with plumbers ???


haha XD
not used to it. First time doing this XD
Mark _australia
Mark _australia
WA
23647 posts
WA, 23647 posts
30 Aug 2018 3:15pm
^^^ what have old Falcons got to do with plumbing?

Stop cheating


Imax1
Imax1
QLD
4937 posts
QLD, 4937 posts
30 Aug 2018 6:32pm
As your filling out the survey , your actually downloading a world ending virus
Mark _australia
Mark _australia
WA
23647 posts
WA, 23647 posts
30 Aug 2018 9:03pm
I went looking for a pic of the old 150mm PVC pipe on roofrack sorta thing plumbers use, to stick here as a p!sstake as its basic and been used for decades.


First result - all the Rhino rack stuff. They want $75 for a damn screw on end cap
You could build the whole damn contraption including brackets and tube, for less than that.
Seriously, $75 for a screw on end cap, for standard 100mm PVC stormwater pipe.

Surely no tradie would buy it.

So, student1..... for your project design a system to undercut that by 90% and you're in.




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