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I'll agree from a structural standpoint, but I still see deflection happening
I'd be concerned about the tank rocking everytime someone walks by Without extra joist supports, you're only relying on the flooring/plywood for the front half of the tank And from what I see, it will crack the nice trim you have from the flooring to the walls I had a 6 foot 125g on 12 foot 2x10 beams, and against a 2x6 load-bearing wall where normally there would only be a 2x4 wall The tank was estimated @ around 1500Lbs An Engineer told me to not have a house party as it would not necessarily fail, but would cause the tank to start rocking and spill over or even tip over I could stand in the middle of my Living Room and bounce my feet to make the tank rock Put another joist in and be done with it Last edited by gregzz4; 04-06-2014 at 02:02 AM. |
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