Net challenge. The canvas suspended

grabcad

This project involves a net challenge where the canvas is suspended. As of April 15th, 2015, it features a modular, foldable structure that allows for easy installation. The design is based on a "canvas trampoline" principle that uses vibrations to bring down water. Progress updates were given on April 27th, 2015, with more details available at the provided link. The updated project has a consistent structure and is removable and adaptable to various ground types. It stands out from other structures by not requiring screws or springs for attachment. The design has undergone simplification and elimination of springs, as well as removal of concrete requirements. Additionally, the canvas remains vertical throughout its use. No fixation screws or screwdrivers are needed, and the cloth reservoir doubles as an arrangement box. Dangerous cable tightening is also avoided. The structure occupies a 1m x 1m area on the ground and offers two reversible canvas mounting options for up to three meters in length. The angle of the canvas can be adjusted, and its length can be customized using a screw. All project components are made from recycled materials, such as cloth backing spindle supports from a butcher's roast. Manufacturing involves reused forestay masonry (sable and galvanized). The structure is easy to produce without laser cutting. Adjustable foot height ensures stability, and an animated GIF provides a visual representation of the design. In conclusion, this innovative net challenge with suspended canvas offers a modular, foldable, and adaptable solution that utilizes recycled materials and simplifies installation and use.