Slotted Plank Deck With Pipe
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A wooden-style planked deck, built at 45mm wide and 100mm long. Features two longitudinal slots and an elevated side pipe resting on 2mm pads. The opposite edge includes a 3mm wall, all contained within the requested footprint.
- 45x100mm overall deck footprint
- 6mm side pipe mounted on spaced 2mm pads
- 3mm retaining wall opposite the pipe
- Twin longitudinal slots (2mm wide, 1mm deep, 6.5mm apart)
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