DIY Stand and Tropical Tank

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I recently moved house and could not take the existing sideboard with me that the tank was on. So I looked into getting a new one, but for £200 I thought it would be easier to make one. So after many hours on google and youtube, I decided to make one.

Below are some pics of the progress and the final pictures of the tank and stand in its final place.

Have to say, very happy with the end results....

Hope you like and maybe they might be of use to anyone of thinking about making your own stand.
 

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Very nice! I did the same and built my own for my 75 gallon.
 
I recently moved house and could not take the existing sideboard with me that the tank was on. So I looked into getting a new one, but for £200 I thought it would be easier to make one. So after many hours on google and youtube, I decided to make one.

Below are some pics of the progress and the final pictures of the tank and stand in its final place.

Have to say, very happy with the end results....

Hope you like and maybe they might be of use to anyone of thinking about making your own stand.
Very nice! The stand looks really sturdy as well.

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Looks better than anything in the store.

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Nicely done. What did you use to paint/stain it?

Is the white/gray color the prime?
 

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