Coro prop mounting using PVC

In this video I go over how I mount coro Christmas props to my house. All parts are sourced from your local hardware store.

[@davidshepard2372]

I like the way you mounted these. Thanks

[@bergmannlights5149]

Glad it was helpful

[@haroldodahlen6508]

GETTING READY TO MAKE SOME FRAMES FOR SOME NEW PROPES I GOT. NEED TO GET A REFREASH ON HOW THIS IS DONE. THANKS

[@ChristmasOnCrestline]

Thanks for the tips on mounting these! Appreciate it.

[@XerxesDGreat]

Great solution; this will work well for my display. Thanks for the thorough description!

[@bergmannlights5149]

Glad I could help

[@Awmnidome]

Great solution, thank you sharing the details. This will work for all of my props.

[@bergmannlights5149]

Glad it helped

[@bryanfelver6125]

Keep up the great content. Your doing good.

[@bergmannlights5149]

Thanks

[@SoranoIto]

So handy!

[@DaleCunningham_DBA]

Thank you!!

[@bergmannlights5149]

You're welcome!

[@leeparkes2112]

love the video pal do you have a parts list so i can find them in the uk please

[@pokepack6633]

Where did you get the snowflakes? We have a homemade bow made out of an old shower insert, would like to make something lighter and add the snowflakes.

[@bergmannlights5149]

I have purchased them from Gilbert Engineering.
gilbertengineeringusa.com

[@u0296106]

Thanks for the video. I bought 1/4" Tee Nuts, but they don't fit the PVC connector. They just slip right through. Is that the right size? (Could be that I am just a doofus)

[@bergmannlights5149]

Are using a coupling the is slip in one side and threaded on the other?. The threads make in inside diameter a little smaller

[@pbolduc]

Still had not determined how to mount my Boscoyco 250 pixel pumpkin. Now I have an idea.

[@bergmannlights5149]

Glad to help