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05/14/2018, 05:09 PM | #1 |
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Wood thickness for a 70 Gallon Tank (100x45x60) cm
Hi, I'm looking for a custom furniture for my future reef tank, so I talked with one carpenter that build home furniture to build a custom furniture for my tank, the dimensions are 100 cm long x 45 cm deep x 60 cm height so he said that the furniture wood thickness would be 3/4 inches so I would like to know if that's thick enough to resist the weight the tank.
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05/15/2018, 03:40 AM | #2 |
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It would help if we knew what size tank. But typically if it's built like a stand is supposed to be, and not held together like furniture, it should be fine.
My 80G stand is all 3/4 and 1" plywood.
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05/15/2018, 05:50 AM | #3 |
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70 gallon tank? 3/4 is plenty strong enough.
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My build thread: http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2548422 Current Tank Info: 65 gallon mixed reef, Eshopps sump and HOB overflow, RO-110int skimmer, Reefbreeder 32" photons V1. |
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39.37 inches (L) x 17.72 inches (D) x 23.62 inches (H) What do you means when you say held together like furniture? No matter what kind of wood? Real wood of course The carpenter said he was going to use pine I also forgot to mention the furniture measurements 100 cm (L) x 45 cm (D) x 100 cm (H) Last edited by enb141; 05/15/2018 at 08:17 PM. |
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