I have searched a lot of topics on the forum, but I have not found a clear answer.
I'm waiting for the delivery of this tank
Size:168gal 72x18x30
Why Tenecor? They offer 3/4" cell cast acrylic on the walls and top, and 1/2" cell cast acrylic on the bottom (when others only have 1/2" at best).
And now I need to choose a stand.
The first option was to buy aluminum structures and assemble it yourself
But I'm not sure that I can beautifully sheathe the wood myself.
It would be ideal to find Magnetic panels, an example https://www.elosamerica.com/cabinets/
This is ideal, but I did not find it for sale.
Therefore, I returned to the option of buying a ready-made stand.
And here a big disappointment awaited me .... all the stands are of terrible quality (not enough supports and a lot of gaps between the materials)
I settled on a few options that at least visually look more or less good.
1) TRUVU M5 Aquarium Stand fits 72x18 ($1,234.00)
https://truvuaquariums.com/collecti...quarium-stand-and-canopy-fits-aquariums-72x18
Built with ¾ in. real wood veneer plywood. Removable back panel for larger filter installation. Euro hinges.
The second photo, but black.
The problem is that there are absolutely no real reviews on this cabinet, only a few of "nice" photos on instagram
There is also no scheme of how it is done inside (but I'm going to ask them for this)
2) R&J 72"Lx18"W Modern Birch Rectangular Aquarium Stand ($1,410.00 + $100 Standard Acrylic solid top)
Black Birch
3) http://www.dfwaquarium.com/Products/OceanVue-Stands/72x18-Wood-Stand-30-Tall-Black.html
It looks good, but the lack of a top panel is critical, unless I install it myself.
But the purchase of these stands looks like a "pig in a poke" (taking into account that the return will be very difficult and expensive, about $400)
Tell me please, have you heard anything about the stands of these brands? Can you recommend other options?
Where did buy your stand? What brands are generally proven in terms of quality?
Thanks in advance!
UPD. I'm living at Leander, TX, 78641.
Budget is $1500-1800 (including delivery cost).
I'm waiting for the delivery of this tank
Tenecor® Rectangular Thicker™ Acrylic Aquarium | 72 Inch | 112 to 168 Gallons
tenecoraquariums.com
Why Tenecor? They offer 3/4" cell cast acrylic on the walls and top, and 1/2" cell cast acrylic on the bottom (when others only have 1/2" at best).
And now I need to choose a stand.
The first option was to buy aluminum structures and assemble it yourself
80/20: 25 Series
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It would be ideal to find Magnetic panels, an example https://www.elosamerica.com/cabinets/
This is ideal, but I did not find it for sale.
Therefore, I returned to the option of buying a ready-made stand.
And here a big disappointment awaited me .... all the stands are of terrible quality (not enough supports and a lot of gaps between the materials)
I settled on a few options that at least visually look more or less good.
1) TRUVU M5 Aquarium Stand fits 72x18 ($1,234.00)
https://truvuaquariums.com/collecti...quarium-stand-and-canopy-fits-aquariums-72x18
Built with ¾ in. real wood veneer plywood. Removable back panel for larger filter installation. Euro hinges.
The second photo, but black.
The problem is that there are absolutely no real reviews on this cabinet, only a few of "nice" photos on instagram
There is also no scheme of how it is done inside (but I'm going to ask them for this)
2) R&J 72"Lx18"W Modern Birch Rectangular Aquarium Stand ($1,410.00 + $100 Standard Acrylic solid top)
Black Birch
R&J 72"Lx18"W Modern Birch Rectangular Aquarium Stand
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3) http://www.dfwaquarium.com/Products/OceanVue-Stands/72x18-Wood-Stand-30-Tall-Black.html
It looks good, but the lack of a top panel is critical, unless I install it myself.
But the purchase of these stands looks like a "pig in a poke" (taking into account that the return will be very difficult and expensive, about $400)
Tell me please, have you heard anything about the stands of these brands? Can you recommend other options?
Where did buy your stand? What brands are generally proven in terms of quality?
Thanks in advance!
UPD. I'm living at Leander, TX, 78641.
Budget is $1500-1800 (including delivery cost).
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