Nick:
I would educate myself on the grades of stainless steel. There are better
and less-better grades.
William Miller
At 07:09 PM 9/28/2009, you wrote:
hello wrenches,
i was wondering what you sea side, marine, and tropical installers have
found to be great modules and materials in ocean adjacent installations. I
was wondering about what decreases in life cycles one can expect, how
tedlar holds up, RHW/ cable tray issues, what frame issues might arise in
storms... and of course about general corrosion.
i am also wondering about how typical racking and standoff materials work
out and last- for corrosion and storm loads.
also, how does emt/ rigid/ seal tight conduit fair?
i saw a couple of things in archives about checking that your galv and
stainless are of a high grade for hardware, which was interesting.
any thoughts friends?
thanks,
nick vida
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