o2manyfish
o2manyfish
When you and your friends have gotten too old to move a tank, you take the shortest route to get the tank into the back yard.
Dave B
Dave B
It's funny the delivery fees didn't cross my mind. Yes the freight was a good sized bill.Your cost of delivery probably exceeds most people's entire systems. Lol. Looking forward to seeing the build progress!
At no time was I under the tank or the boom. I kept my tush a fair distance out of the way. But thanks for the concernGet out of the way Dave lol
Ask away....I have so many questions To start, who built the tank?
She's a beauty
Fitting name! What's the purpose of the footing being recessed from the top supports? It really looks like an intentional design decision, but I can't understand it!! Is it so the viewer never kicks your stand covers? lol
No way. Looks solid as a rock to me. Thanks for expaining!This tank is big. I didn't want it to look like a wall of tank in the room. So I had the tank designed and built to be cantilevered. This way the room feels more open and the tank is less of a wall.
When I posted photos of the stand online I had people from all over the world messaging me that it was a failure about to happen. But the engineering is sound, and the stand is massively overbuilt. Of course I'm all talk till it's full of water...
Dave B
Not yet. The heat is killing me on getting the plumbing outside done. And I am waiting for my helper to help me load the rock into the tank to mount on the back wall. I'm hoping this week but I'm not betting any money on it.Did you add water yet?
Not initially. I still have all the parts for the 2nd story surge tank. And it might be something I add in the future. Right now I just need to get the plumbing and aquascaping done so I can fill it. Plus I wouldn't dare consider working on the outdoor surge tank in this heat... The heat is a killer.Will this still have the water drop from 5 stories above your house?