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![]() First tank I had was a 75g with factory stand. It was made just from HDF (laminated) with cutouts which door were placed over, so there can be strength without a frame.
To do a framed stand is simple also. I put my 75g sump on a 4' stand made from 2x4. I did 2 2x4 in each corner, glued and screwed together in a V shape which was probably overkill. Each corner has leveling feet. I left mine open but could easily finish by attaching plywood panels. ![]() |
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![]() The stand under my 110 has no 2x4's in it. It is made of 3/4" ply. There are four vertical pieces under the top. It has a door on either end and 3 drawers in the middle. Not really useful for a sump but handy for holding up a freshie tank and storing all my salt crap underneath. I could probably get a 25 gal in one side for a sump.
To answer the question no you don't need 2x4's, but to provide space for a sump I think they would add piece of mind. |
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![]() why not do as I did and weld a stand together? mine is also powdercoated to eliminate rusting. do it once pay a little extra save alot in the long run and be confident that you are equipped to set a dump truck on your stand! just a thought
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