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Old 12-01-2009, 09:34 PM
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Originally Posted by sphelps View Post
I should note at this point that my advice is only relative to the steel structure holding the two tanks. I can't comment too much on the floor holding that much weight as there are way too many variables to consider. I assumed this was on a solid floor, you'll definitely need something above normal floor conditions to support the weight on a raised floor.
Im going to go ahead and qualify all this advice as well as i've not seen your actual flooring. I really dont need to get sued after the floor collapses and causes 20K in damage. My recommendation stands though that you seriously consider the strength of your floor before you put that kind of load on it.

Something to consider: general design parameter for living space is 40lbs/sqf. the are under this tank will be facing loading about 10 times that.
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