Plywood can and will warp with time when under heavy pressure, and the stand would not be in proper balance with the weight edges beyond the frame of the stand...seems quite dangerous to me.
Eric
Eric
36"long tank on 30"long stand?
- Thread starter davexstumpe
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I would be more concerned about:
corners shipping from being knocked into since it hangs over the stand
and
tipping hazard. placing a 36 inch tank on a 30 inch tank makes it very easy to knock it over, even though it is heavy.
it is not balanced for its base of support.
corners shipping from being knocked into since it hangs over the stand
and
tipping hazard. placing a 36 inch tank on a 30 inch tank makes it very easy to knock it over, even though it is heavy.
it is not balanced for its base of support.
well, there goes that idea.
thanks guys.
i was never too handy, so im just goign to have to buy a new stand? or maybe just stick with my 29 for now.
thanks guys.
i was never too handy, so im just goign to have to buy a new stand? or maybe just stick with my 29 for now.
metal tubular stands are usually not too expensive, at least compared to the cabinet stands.
and, you can usually put another tank underneath which is cool.
and, you can usually put another tank underneath which is cool.
i actually have a metal double stand for my 38 gallon tank, but i'd hate to put this tank on the bottom, i could barely see it then.
