Re: pvc corrals

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I use PVC corrals and they work great. Much lighter than metal and alot
cheaper. If you are interested we sell a kit with all the parts and
instructions for $175. plus s&h and CA tax if applicable. All you have to do
is glue the sides together.

However, If you want to make them yourself, draw out the pattern and count
the number of 90s and t's and the legnth of pipe necessary and then just go
to a plumbing suppy place to buy the material. I recommend 1.25 in min.
thickness and gluing the joints securely.

Let me know if you want more info.

Jessica
Horse Bums
(707) 258-1937

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