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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Maine
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hey guys
I'm building a box for my backyard (Alex Goodwin's Photos | Facebook) and dont want to drop benajmans on hdpe plastic. Whats a good alternative for the top? Ive got a friend who said just plywood with packed down snow on top works... but i cant imagine its great. Another friend suggested that fake wood stuff they use on decks... thought that might work. What's your take? |
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Back to Arizona
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High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) Sheeting - US Plastic Corporation
doesnt seem to expense to me if thats what you are looking for.
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Join Date: Apr 2008
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haha dont be a man if real men use wood
i have HDPE on my boxes 3/8 inch thick and theres nothing better you can get i love it but i have heard of people using old counter tops PVC sheeting or PVC pipes lined up next to each other thick sheet metal (dont use the thinner stuff i did before and its not very slippery and you catch in it so easily) basically anything thats hard and is smooth on the top |
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Again you dont use High Density PE. You use UHMW PE. There is a huge difference. If you cant get UHMW get Lexan. It's slightly more expensive and doesn't slide as well but you can get it in a variety of colors and it's pretty popular in flashy parks.
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Join Date: Apr 2008
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im just asking because all my boxes have HDPE and i love it, it slides good and easy to work with. the only problem is its a little soft |
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