Screws in the walls of my AFrame?

[Larry-NC]

Originally Posted by wilkinrj

1" PVC would have too much deflection across the beam.

You think? She's only going to hang a bedsheet on it, not a closet of clothes.

Larry

[Ortep]

I used the PVC pipe method, but put a wooden dowel inside the PVC to make it more ridged. Placed them in the "void" between the ceiling and top of wall against the roof latches, works great and can hang curtains, towels, clothes bags and "doc" kits with no problem. Best of all NO SCREWS in the walls. By the way, we have a Flagstaff T21TBHW same as the Rockwood A213 floor plan.

[Doc Wu]

Originally Posted by OYO

Not to hijack a good thread, but I want to go camping with RagbrailBob !

Heck, I want to go cycling AND camping with him!

[mtmurphy56]

This all sounds a little like overengineering. We just put a retractable curtain rod with rubber caps into the wall latches. Curtain rings move fine, as would hangers

[tommytraveler]

X2—-Have used the same set-up for the last several years. We support a fabric shelving system at one end for our clothes and other lightweight items.
Tom