Where to purchase a custom stand?

[FoothillCorals]

We are moving to loomis this month and I would like to upgrade my stand. It is for a 30"x30"x24" tank so I am sure it will have to be custom built. Any ideas?
Thanks
Glen

 

[funman1]

http://www.Glasscages.com
???

There might be someone local though??
~Steve~

 

[DrDNA]

I live in Loomis too and had to have a custom stand made for my tank. I ended up going through Aqualife (on Taylor Rd in Rocklin), the guy that helped me was Kyle. It took about two months to get my stand, but he has a local guy that does a nice job on them. Hope this helps!

 

[funman1]

What was the size and cost, if you don't mind a slight hijack?

 

[DrDNA]

Sure. I paid about $1700. It was 96"L x 30"W x 39"H. It is made using a frame of 4x4 posts space every two feet, 2x6 and 2x4 crossmembers, and has a face from 1" oak. It is one heavy muther! It took four of us to get it into the house. But, I'd rather have it overbuilt than not.

 

[Elite]

Man talking about over kill ..

 

[DrDNA]

nothin' wrong with a little overkill
sure beats the alternative of having your own personal tsunami go through the living room

 

[FoothillCorals]

Thanks, I ordered one through Aqualife today. I am supposed to contact the manufacture who is in Loomis to pick out the style doors that I want. This works out well as I am moving to Loomis next week and he will be local.

 

[rafael13]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8941753#post8941753 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by DrDNA
Sure. I paid about $1700. It was 96"L x 30"W x 39"H. It is made using a frame of 4x4 posts space every two feet, 2x6 and 2x4 crossmembers, and has a face from 1" oak. It is one heavy muther! It took four of us to get it into the house. But, I'd rather have it overbuilt than not.

I think I have to get into the stand building business