B billm90 Jack Dempsey MFK Member Mar 19, 2008 65 0 36 n/A Sep 22, 2008 #1 I am moving into a new house and I have a 180g tank. is it a bad idea to put the wood stand and tank on a ceramic/marbel tile floor? Should I put something under that stand to protect the floor, or the stand?
I am moving into a new house and I have a 180g tank. is it a bad idea to put the wood stand and tank on a ceramic/marbel tile floor? Should I put something under that stand to protect the floor, or the stand?
Dixon81 Piranha MFK Member Feb 15, 2008 701 168 76 Massachusetts Sep 22, 2008 #2 IMO If the tile is solid meaning there no is gaps under the tile you should be fine. Knock on the tile and see what it sound like, if it sounds hollow i would replace the tile or pick another spot
IMO If the tile is solid meaning there no is gaps under the tile you should be fine. Knock on the tile and see what it sound like, if it sounds hollow i would replace the tile or pick another spot
C canucksfan1 Candiru MFK Member Apr 6, 2007 414 0 46 gibsons Sep 22, 2008 #3 throw down a sheet of plywood that same dimensions of the stand and then don't worry about it (still assuming you have solid tiles)
throw down a sheet of plywood that same dimensions of the stand and then don't worry about it (still assuming you have solid tiles)
Dixon81 Piranha MFK Member Feb 15, 2008 701 168 76 Massachusetts Sep 22, 2008 #4 whats is under the tile wood or concrete
B billm90 Jack Dempsey MFK Member Mar 19, 2008 65 0 36 n/A Sep 22, 2008 #5 It is a concrete floor with tile on top. they did the whole house in tile, it is mostly ceramic with marble accents. the base of my stand is a solid piece of plywood. good enough?
It is a concrete floor with tile on top. they did the whole house in tile, it is mostly ceramic with marble accents. the base of my stand is a solid piece of plywood. good enough?
Dixon81 Piranha MFK Member Feb 15, 2008 701 168 76 Massachusetts Sep 23, 2008 #6 i would say so. like i said make sure the tiles does not sounds hollow
O oscarluvr Feeder Fish MFK Member Nov 26, 2007 314 0 0 TEXAS Sep 23, 2008 #7 Go for it, you wont have to worry about water spills