Too Heavy?

[darren24]

I know this has been asked many times but can not find the posts. I am currently running a 60g in an upstairs bedroom. I just got a 120 and want to swap them out. Any concerns in putting a 120 on the 2nd floor? House was built in like 2004. Thanks in advance.

 

[ryansg1986]

I have my 90 gallon with total 100g volume in a bedroom on my second floor. I haven't had any problems, it's been set up almost a year now. I put it on a load-bearing wall.

 

[skriz]

that's only @ 1000 pounds, which should be no issue whatsoever. Think about a full bath in your bathroom.

 

[paul692]

how about a waterbed on the 2nd floor you are ok

 

[paul692]

forget to add 2 people on it also that adds 400 more lbs or so

 

[dawgface]

paul692;947849 wrote: how about a waterbed on the 2nd floor you are ok

Ha! Waterbeds im afraid are no good anywhere.

 

[jdavid]

For real this is 2014 get some memory foam

 

[dawgface]

Right?! Water beds are soooo 80's.

Did however make me laugh, then reminisce on all the fun I had on my water bed in my late high school early college years... Now I'm just depressed!

 

[skriz]

DawgFace;947894 wrote: Right?! Water beds are soooo 80's.

Did however make me laugh, then reminisce on all the fun I had on my water bed in my late high school early college years... Now I'm just depressed!

Lol!

Ah, the good ol' days!

 

[acroholic]

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[heathlindner25]

Dave...your a sick man.

 

[KrisDeitz]

I had a water bed until 5 years ago. Loved it. But my temper pedicure is mind blowing

 

[declanisadog]

PFCDeitz;947936 wrote: I had a water bed until 5 years ago. Loved it. But my temper pedicure is mind blowing

Sometimes I too lose my temper when pedicured

 

[fidofence]

PFCDeitz;947936 wrote: I had a water bed until 5 years ago. Loved it. But my temper pedicure is mind blowing

Do you get those at a nail salon?

 

[KrisDeitz]

Haha. Stupid iPhone.

Temper pedic !

 

[declanisadog]

leveldrummer;947976 wrote: Dude water beds were the best!! At least until the heater broke. Brrr

+1 or you sister's cat goes nuts on it

 

[hnguyen]

As long as it's sitting against a load bearing wall and laying across the floor joist, you should be able to hold a 300 gallon tank with minimal deflection.

 

[paul692]

Hnguyen you are 100% correct