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Calling All Steel Stand Owners!
Now that I got your attention, can you post some pics of your steel stands with the skirts on and off? My wife doesnt want me to do a steel stand as she wants it to look like wood furniture. I need some pics to prove to her that a steel stand can look like wood furniture. I have done a search but havent found any threads yet with pics of steel stands and the skirts...
Thanks!
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Bueller.....Bueller...Bueller..
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Re: Calling All Steel Stand Owners!
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Thats a nice stand...However I am looking for stands with skins to prove to my wife that it can look at furniture...and not just an ugly stand..
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I did the searching for you
Check out Gabe's tank (Bebo77) That's one sick woodwork.. http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/sh...hreadid=734279 Or you can go INWALL http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/pr...readid=1160534
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![]() As far as going inwall...thats not an option....I dont have an open wall long enough for the new tank that Im looking at...Im looking at a 96x32x26
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check this one out on page 2 and beyond..
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/sh...hreadid=587075 I'm going to flat out copy his ideas, because they are basically awesome. -avp |
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I was actually initially thinking of cutting panels out of either baltic birch plywood or black acrylic, and then just gluing magnets to hold them on, but after I finished the stand I decided I liked the unfinished look. I'm working on an angle iron stand right now that I will probably do panels on, but I might weld tabs I can bolt the panels to instead of using magnets. |
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my stand is angle iron, 1.5 square tubing and flat bar. i covered it in beetle kill pine logs. i cant post pics ( dial up) but you can check it out at leftcoastlogdesigns.com
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Here's our old tank (square tubing steel stand behind the skirt):
![]() New one still under construction (wooden stand, but it's skinned similarly to what you could do to a steel stand): ![]() |
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