08-25-2011, 10:02 AM
I did some research on stores, hospitals, and places in Nova Scotia and found that there have been multiple per large city for years and years. MEANING, that there would be a few hardware stores around. Like a few per big city...like 3-4 in Halifax alone. 
I was also thinking about building materials that aren't susceptible to the elements, and the only one I could think of is PVC pipe. So I looked that up...and whadya know, PVC is some tough shit!
Just... skim and scan through this page (http://www.northamericanpipe.com/benefits/benefits.html) and then tell me what you think. I was wondering if it would be realistic enough for someone to find some of this in a hardware store?
I've not seen anyone on here mentioning it yet and just thought I'd ask because it could be a major part of building certain structures. Super useful! And idea giving!
I was also thinking about building materials that aren't susceptible to the elements, and the only one I could think of is PVC pipe. So I looked that up...and whadya know, PVC is some tough shit! Just... skim and scan through this page (http://www.northamericanpipe.com/benefits/benefits.html) and then tell me what you think. I was wondering if it would be realistic enough for someone to find some of this in a hardware store?
I've not seen anyone on here mentioning it yet and just thought I'd ask because it could be a major part of building certain structures. Super useful! And idea giving!
So yes, I would say it's certainly reasonable.