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I've tried searching online but can't find what I'm looking for. I want a crossbar to go between the horizontal poles in a 4x4 tent so I can hang things from it. Like temp sensors fans and such. Also adjustable (up & down) maybe with a clamp system?

So if you can imagine you've got your horizontal poles in each corner of the tent holding it up, and being able to attach a vertical pole between the horizontal poles with the ability to adjust their height up and down with a clamp, screw system or something?

Has anyone here seen something like this available?

 

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@JWM2 , he builds grow racks and may have a solution. Hit him up, tagged him

 

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But a 1/2 “ electrical conduit cut to size plus 1/2-1” extra per side. Smash the 2 ends down with a hammer, flat, grind or file the ends Smooth.
Take the conduit place over 3/4” galvanized pipe, and tap that into a half round, ensure both ends are pointing down in the same direction.
Now. You have made a pole that can hang g onto the ininside on the tent poles you can drill into conduit to add hooks, tap. It with a screw about a size smaller then hanging hook. And then screw your hook into that hole. Viola!

 

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Damn, nice idea. I have used the rigid CPVC pipe and cut the T-connectors to fit over the poles but it's only good for light weight or short spans. I definitely like your conduit idea better.

Beer's on me. :)

 

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Cheers!

 

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Hackerman said:

Damn, nice idea. I have used the rigid CPVC pipe and cut the T-connectors to fit over the poles but it's only good for light weight or short spans. I definitely like your conduit idea better.

Beer's on me. :)

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And you can make multiple if u need additional support, do one end then cut to size ensuring you have enough material for th other end

 

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@ Jack Og ....and how much are you selling those for? ;)

 

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@ Jack Og ....and how much are you selling those for? ;)

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Free ninety free ! Lol