Storing Cans in piping

[Magenta16v]

Typical , can't find the link now.
I saw something today were somebody stored cans in a plastic pipe (the type you used for your guttering ). Has anybody tried this method.

[havoc]

what for storing underground? oh just general?

[Reservior]

what for storing underground? oh just general?

Good question! Don't see the point unless you are burying them.

[Attack Warning Red]

what for storing underground? oh just general?

Good question! Don't see the point unless you are burying them.

Or for hiding...

[mole hill]

I seen something like this for rotating tinned food, you screw a length of drain pipe vertical to the wall of your stores, cut a slot out of the bottom of the pipe to get the tins out and just fill it up with tins.

[Erik137]

I Saw something similar, Good points are that tins can be stacked higher due to being more steady

[mole hill]

The only problem i can see with it, is dropping the first few tins in it

[Reservior]

I still don't see the point, for general storage/rotation. Pipes are taking up more space and rotation is easily dealt with, without the need of a pipe....

[jansman]

I still don't see the point, for general storage/rotation. Pipes are taking up more space and rotation is easily dealt with, without the need of a pipe....

I agree.

[Jamie Smith]

Hello

It may be that they are stored in plastic pipe to offer extra protection from knocks, water etc.

Shot in the dark but thats the only benifits I could see.