jtown Posted April 3, 2002 Share Posted April 3, 2002 this is what I'm planning on setting up .... this is a view from the front(two separate shelves next to each other): The wood that my shelves are made of are kind of thin. It's a little greater than 1/2 inch thick. One problem is that the back of the shelves is not supported at all right now. There is just a piece of flimsy cardboard type wood. What kind of reinforcement do you guys think I would need for a 20G Long tank in the above setup. The left side and center would have support with my current shelves, but I know this will not be enough. I will need to do the back somehow. Link to comment
jtown Posted April 3, 2002 Author Share Posted April 3, 2002 would this be enough reinforcement for the tank ... the brown part is wood? Link to comment
tlyee63 Posted April 4, 2002 Share Posted April 4, 2002 you may want to put a or two that runs all the way to th bottom on the right side to support that side of the tank,like a divider that runs top to bottom also increasing the top would also help ,i have a similar setup for nano I our Tv cabinet in our bedroom hold the tank at the top the game machines below that and the TV is offset to the right I have a divider that tansfer the load of tha tank to the bottom ,no flex Baby I put over three hundred pounds where the tank way gonna go and not even a creak and the cabinet is made out of 1X2 with a thin 1/8 plywood to cover the frame Link to comment
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