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What I have decided to do is use my existing stand and then design a "cover" to go around. This will eliminate the need for bracing that might get in the way of the sump as well as eliminate the need for it to hold a 1000 pounds. I am not sure yet if it will have doors... or a three sided pull away piece. I am sure there will be some sort of access door... but at again, it will have no bracing in my way when I need in the sump. And just want to add... you don't NEED to use all hardwood for the stand.... the majority of stands fabricated for aquarium use composite woods like MDF. Very dense and very heavy. Properly sealed you would never have to worry about it. And on top of that.... MDF would probably run the same cost as solid wood.
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