G giulianom Active Member Market Messages 1,170 Reaction score 0 May 27, 2011 #21 Cool, thanks for the advice. Yeah, the area underneath the inside wall is directly supported with a ~20ft laminated beam, with two steel support columns about 6' apart.
Cool, thanks for the advice. Yeah, the area underneath the inside wall is directly supported with a ~20ft laminated beam, with two steel support columns about 6' apart.
G giulianom Active Member Market Messages 1,170 Reaction score 0 May 27, 2011 #22 For a (nominal) 150 gallon tank, how large should the sump be? I'm trying to figure out the best size that can fit within a 58" x 22" footprint, at the most.
For a (nominal) 150 gallon tank, how large should the sump be? I'm trying to figure out the best size that can fit within a 58" x 22" footprint, at the most.
G giulianom Active Member Market Messages 1,170 Reaction score 0 May 27, 2011 #23 Thanks! I got to use my ARC Member discount today..
G giulianom Active Member Market Messages 1,170 Reaction score 0 May 27, 2011 #24 No worries. I have a thread in Reef Discussion about the new tank/stand I'm in the process of designing. Should be good..
No worries. I have a thread in Reef Discussion about the new tank/stand I'm in the process of designing. Should be good..
G giulianom Active Member Market Messages 1,170 Reaction score 0 May 27, 2011 #25 I had an interesting conversation with my structural engineer this morning. He said it would be easiest if I put the tank on the outside wall over the garage door. It would be parallel to the joists, sitting on top of 2 joists - but that I could easily reinforce those joists by adding a few sistering beams.
I had an interesting conversation with my structural engineer this morning. He said it would be easiest if I put the tank on the outside wall over the garage door. It would be parallel to the joists, sitting on top of 2 joists - but that I could easily reinforce those joists by adding a few sistering beams.