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Old 07-23-2004, 01:44 AM
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Just a quick snap of the new in-wall FOWLR. 67g reverse - i.e. 36 x 24 x 18 ( I hear all the calculators running..... ) Putting some background on there yet...

Notice the designer frame.... Kari you are da man !

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Looks awesome!

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Looks great Deb!

It's hard to beat the look of a tank in a wall.
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I know that is a bit of deco for us Alan, but it's okay. The rest of the house is still a disaster area......
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I know that is a bit of deco for us Alan, but it's okay. The rest of the house is still a disaster area......
Well, the floor was looking good when I was there Sunday

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Nice. How does that frame work? Is the tank just butted up to the wall or is there some kind of bracketing holding the two together. Any kind of seam or window/or sealing material?
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Nice. How does that frame work? Is the tank just butted up to the wall or is there some kind of bracketing holding the two together. Any kind of seam or window/or sealing material?
Kari will have to respond as I don't have a clue. I have been told I am "technologically deficient" or something like that.....
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