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| Floating Deck Good afternoon gentlemen. I am planning to build a floating deck on a river, approximate size of 6m by 12m. The idee is,is to convert this in a floating bar on the river. It will be ancored from the river bank. It must be able to handle plus/minus 15 to 20 people plus the bar equipment. I was thinking of using this 210L plastic drums as the floatation device with a wood floor. What do you guys think off the idee and any suggestions would be helpfull. How much drums would be needed regards Henk Steyn |
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The idea is great!! A real toerist trap! For the amount of drums, you need to figure out what the weight of the whole structure is going to be! a 210L drum, fully submerged, will carry 210 kg - own weight! When you figured that one out you will have to make a plan on how to place the drums. Maybe some extra under the bar, as this is a heavy object! Check stability!! When you're finished, invite me, we'll have a beer! |
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Thanks for the advice , I will certainly invite you for a beer ![]() |
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