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Yes that is the idea.
I assume the cross pieces would be very light weight (smaller than the pvc bottom). You could attach pvc support pieces from the bottom pvc/frame to the cross pieces to be sure they held everything up. No drooping then. I would run the cross pieces perpendicular to the bottom pvc. You could use 3 way couplings in the pvc bottom to stick the support pieces into.
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