Driveway Arch

[jerry72]

You might need concrete anchors LOL

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Yeah, to hold my house down, especially after the wind we have had recently.

[Protege94]

After thinking about it, I think I am doing to use a combination of PVC and cable. I have 2 trees at the front of my driveway (one on each side) and my basketball goal at the other end. So I think running a cable down the middle (10' high) and then draping LED net lights over it in an army tent type fashion will work best. That will allow us to use the drive way and it will also pack away easily (storage is a huge issue for me as we live in a 101 year old house without a garage or basement)

[Protege94]

Does anyone use metal conduit instead of PVC?

[compfire]

Does anyone use metal conduit instead of PVC?

Yes, I use 3/4 metal conduit. My driveway is about 24' wide. I have used it for several years without any problems (in high winds too). I used PVC the first few years until it got brittle and snapped (falling on top of our cars). No center support or wires. 1/2" rebar into the ground on either side of the arches mounted into the ground (just for the season). All 10 arches are tied together using PVC connectors.

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[TomL8345]

Yes, I use 3/4 metal conduit. My driveway is about 24' wide. I have used it for several years without any problems (in high winds too). I used PVC the first few years until it got brittle and snapped (falling on top of our cars). No center support or wires. 1/2" rebar into the ground on either side of the arches mounted into the ground (just for the season). All 10 arches are tied together using PVC connectors.

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I love your garage door. Is it still functional with the image attached?

[compfire]

I love your garage door. Is it still functional with the image attached?

Yes, it goes up and down just fine with it.