But if you built it once, you can do it again. I would think the hole sizes would be the first failure.
The more I look at it (why am I looking at it), I think the duct tape is the weak point. Not because of the duct tape, but the constant flexing. It needs a brace to support against the water force, the cords aren’t doing anything at that point, unless they’re more rigid than they look.
Would love a cost breakdown.
Material costs are negligible next to the dignity cost but rest assured, a breakdown is imminent (if it hasn’t happened already).
But if you built it once, you can do it again. I would think the hole sizes would be the first failure.
The more I look at it (why am I looking at it), I think the duct tape is the weak point. Not because of the duct tape, but the constant flexing. It needs a brace to support against the water force, the cords aren’t doing anything at that point, unless they’re more rigid than they look.
I’ll leave it to their therapist to figure that part out.