SGP HDB... need some guide

[kagemaru]

even better if u could balance up the two sides of ur living room so that it will not put too much load on one side of the living room

tats wat I did to my balcony...2 x 5ft

hopefully they dun crash down to the floors below...else I would have to do alot of explaining

 

[RockyGoldy]

even better if u could balance up the two sides of ur living room so that it will not put too much load on one side of the living room

tats wat I did to my balcony...2 x 5ft

hopefully they dun crash down to the floors below...else I would have to do alot of explaining

Hahaha..dude bro....'explaining' is not the only thing u need to do....

 

[SoyaBean]

its better to place along the wall..if u r really grtting the big tank..
to be safe la..

under the main beam....? hehe

 

[DRaGoNoVA]

get a cabinet and it will be fine

 

[Eddmo]

I think there are so many people out there that is having Bigger tank then a 4x2x2 and HDB don't realy care

 

[guppy]

Aside from the laws there, you might consider placing a sheet of marine grade 3/4" plywood down on the floor before emplaceeng your tanks, just cut it to fit the full width of the hall. It will help spread the load by making a wider foot print and can be covered as you like with tile or linoleum squares. I do this any time I set up a tank bigger than400 liters that is not on a concrete slab. A freind once had a 1100+ liter tank slowly pull the floor joists loose from the wall on one side of the room and then fall over. His landlord was not happy.

 

[explorer]

I have a friend who owns a 2 tier 6x2.5x2.5 who stays in a HDB flat . So it should be ok.