My take on the PVC poolside table

[astrowolf67]

Borrowing from the designs posted in this thread, PVC Tray Holder For Intex Metal Frame Pool (I Should Patent This!)!) This is the variation that I ended up with. This was an easy, cheap diy pool project that anyone could do in an hour or so. My version has a non removeable tray, that is simply an old storage tote lid, cut to fit, and zip tied to the PVC table frame. With it being zip tied, it won't hold water, and, the PVC frame provides a raised edge to keep items in place.

David

 

[twinkiesmommy2009]

Nice job!


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[KazzyK810]

Sweet! Thanks for sharing! I was playing with PVC last week and have some leftovers. I might give something like this a go!

 

[chayne]

here is the one that i did. so very simple after a trip to home depot.

 

[Glock]

Nice! I see a project for me! What size PVC pipe did you use?

 

[astrowolf67]

Nice! I see a project for me! What size PVC pipe did you use?

I used 1/2 inch pipe and fittings. The 45 degree elbows I used, were 3/4 inch with bushings, simply because my local Lowes was out of the 1/2 inch, and, I didn't feel like wasting gas going some where else to get them, lol. The original design thread I linked to has a good parts list in it. Also, when I cut the two large T fittings that go on the pool frame, I only removed a strip approximately 3/4 inch wide. This allows the T's to snap over the pool frame, and still have a good hold that will not slip off unless intentionally removed.

David

 

[gtty]

Here is the tray I made a couple of weekends ago

 

[PurduePete97]

Gtty - I love the cabana for your pump and filter!

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[chayne]

I really like that cabana also. Give us a close up of that if you don't mind

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[gtty]

I really like that cabana also. Give us a close up of that if you don't mind

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thanks Y'all

I'll try to take some photos this evening. My sewing really has a lot to be desired and it didn't turn out as professional as I would have liked, but it does the trick and keeps the rain and splashed saltwater off my pump motor, which is what killed the previous motor.