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Definitely lighter,

What you want to do is raise the middle section higher and that will attach the the eave bracket. For the top section, I would go with 10ft so 2ft will slip down below.

Your overall adjustments will then be the middle section up or down as needed.

The middle section would have to be 20ft (2 10ft and a threadrd coupling will be fine)and the lower would be 10ft but cut down to make room for the middle section to slide down into for the desired height.

Your pipe diameters all depend on what can slide into each other. I recommend calling this pipe place and asking them to be sure.

Also you need to know the correct inside and outside diameter of your existing pipe. You might be able to find a size to slip into your existing one now and build it up from there.

Still, go with 3 sections so you have strength, stabilty, and adjustments.

Now that your looking into custom pipe, you have more options about diameter sizes of all 3 sections compared to plumbing pipe.

I hope we aren't confusing you too much.

<blockquote data-quote="fourstringburn" data-source="post: 588093" data-attributes="member: 2920">Definitely lighter,What you want to do is raise the middle section higher and that will attach the the eave bracket. For the top section, I would go with 10ft so 2ft will slip down below.Your overall adjustments will then be the middle section up or down as needed.The middle section would have to be 20ft (2 10ft and a threadrd coupling will be fine)and the lower would be 10ft but cut down to make room for the middle section to slide down into for the desired height.Your pipe diameters all depend on what can slide into each other. I&nbsp; recommend calling this pipe place and asking them to be sure.Also you need to know the correct inside and outside diameter of your existing pipe. You might be able to find a size to slip into your existing one now and build it up from there.Still, go with 3 sections so you have strength, stabilty, and adjustments.Now that your looking into custom pipe, you have more options about diameter sizes of all 3 sections compared to plumbing pipe.I hope we aren&#039;t confusing you too much.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fourstringburn, post: 588093, member: 2920"] Definitely lighter, What you want to do is raise the middle section higher and that will attach the the eave bracket. For the top section, I would go with 10ft so 2ft will slip down below. Your overall adjustments will then be the middle section up or down as needed. The middle section would have to be 20ft (2 10ft and a threadrd coupling will be fine)and the lower would be 10ft but cut down to make room for the middle section to slide down into for the desired height. Your pipe diameters all depend on what can slide into each other. I recommend calling this pipe place and asking them to be sure. Also you need to know the correct inside and outside diameter of your existing pipe. You might be able to find a size to slip into your existing one now and build it up from there. Still, go with 3 sections so you have strength, stabilty, and adjustments. Now that your looking into custom pipe, you have more options about diameter sizes of all 3 sections compared to plumbing pipe. I hope we aren't confusing you too much. [/QUOTE]

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