Show PIPE SUPPORTS SIMPLE GARAGE solution of serious problem for man who Is constantly moving around the garage question Is a serious proposition for many men who do not own their own homes or who alio are compelled by their business to move from place to place after building five garages in as many towns or locations I 1 designed two knockdown knock down or portable garages and constructed the one illustrated writes R C G liebe in the popular science Blont monthly lily the framework consists of ln in galvanized pipe and fittings there are three separate frames one on each end and one in the middle the pipe Is thoroughly braced with wooden strips bolted on with stove bolts holes 3 16 in in diameter are drilled in the posts alq and root roof sections about 14 in apart throughout and 4 ln in dressed WODEN 4 brace R 0 DEN dracey garage frame made with pipe and fittings wooden strips are bolted on to form the sheathing the root roof Is covered with heavy tar paper and the sides and ends with 8 oz tenting the he duck Is then given a coat of auto top dressing so that the color of the garage throughout Is black with a helper I 1 can make th this Is garage ready for my car in several hours and it takes even less time to pull IL it down and pack it up in bundles tor for shipment the piping required for a garage 10 ft wide 8 ft high and 16 ft long consists of six bli posts 8 ft long six rafters 6 ft long and nine 45 degree ells F for or a ford car the garage can be I 1 ft fl less both in length and width the diagram Is practically self explanatory plan atory the builder can brace the garage a as s much as he thinks necessary to meet weather veather conditions iron spikes arlen into the ends of the posts and then set into the ground serve to the structure it if a wooden floor Is to be used a sufficient number of sleepers should be laid to 0 support the heavy planking each of the three pipe frames Is held together by a 1 i in rod bolted through the posts and tightened from the outside canvas curtains can be hung on this rod to form the flie cheapest kind of door or other doors which are pipe frames covered with ith canvas or wooden strips and tar paper or both can be y used |