Thanks miller1/2 is fine. I have built a 720 8x3x2 with a buddy and used half inch float glass
Thanks miller1/2 is fine. I have built a 720 8x3x2 with a buddy and used half inch float glass
Thanks miller1/2 is fine. I have built a 720 8x3x2 with a buddy and used half inch float glass
Hi Bigfishnut, I tried searching everywhere in my city to get 19mm thick glass. But here 12mm is the last thickness available. If I need 19mm, it must be transported from another city 400km far. So it will take huge transportation cost. So my bad. I have decided to go with 12mm with good bracing. For safety reasons, I have reduced the height to 2 feet height (24 inch from 30 inch) and width to 20 inch (from 24 inch since my local tank builder said, if u increase width, glass might not bear it Length remains same 8 feet (96 inch). Today I am building standI think that is a wise decision. I'm sure 1/2" would hold water, but the extra security of 3/4" is nice in case of an accidental bump or any settling or uneveness in the stand. Will be a nice tank for sure!
FYI water pressure is the same no matter the width. Only highth changes pressure.Hi Bigfishnut, I tried searching everywhere in my city to get 19mm thick glass. But here 12mm is the last thickness available. If I need 19mm, it must be transported from another city 400km far. So it will take huge transportation cost. So my bad. I have decided to go with 12mm with good bracing. For safety reasons, I have reduced the height to 2 feet height (24 inch from 30 inch) and width to 20 inch (from 24 inch since my local tank builder said, if u increase width, glass might not bear it Length remains same 8 feet (96 inch). Today I am building stand