Fiziksgeek
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I've been working on finishing the basement of my townhouse which will included an in-wall AGA 210. I thought I had done a decent job of building the stand. Its a 2x6 frame with 3/4" plywood supported front and back with a beefed up wall section.
The other day, I placed a piece of paper on the back on the stand (its about 30" deep, tank is 24" of course). I pushed the paper, and it actually was able to go under the edge of the tank.
Getting to the point, how flat does the top of the stand need to be?? I can slip a piece of paper or two under some areas of the tank, but not others. Anyone else have a similar experience?? Is foam the solution? should I take the tank down and put down some self leveling cement? Looking for thoughts and ideas here.
Thanks.
Ken
The other day, I placed a piece of paper on the back on the stand (its about 30" deep, tank is 24" of course). I pushed the paper, and it actually was able to go under the edge of the tank.
Getting to the point, how flat does the top of the stand need to be?? I can slip a piece of paper or two under some areas of the tank, but not others. Anyone else have a similar experience?? Is foam the solution? should I take the tank down and put down some self leveling cement? Looking for thoughts and ideas here.
Thanks.
Ken