REEFCARTEL
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Its been a while since I posted a thread on here so im just tapping in..
Finally settled in at my new house. After weeks of renovating I have my in-wall tank set up and ready for water. Wanted to share my progress.
Day 1
Ripped out a closet in the hallway to the living room by the main entrance. In back of the closet is where the Garage is located, perfect for a sump cabinet and access to the inside of the tank. I demolished the whole back wall of the closet to give me some room to play with different dimensions of what tank size i should go with.
Day 2
Decided to go with a 190g determined by the measurements maximizing the full potential space. Built the stand first using 2x4s (dry wood), hinges, 3" bolt screws and 16 gauge nail gun. I started to build around it creating studs for the dry wall.
Day 3
From the garage I placed the Tank right on top and slid it into place. Perfect fit
Day 4
Added electrical wiring to install plug sockets to the top of the tank and to the bottom sump area. (Both outs are piggy backing off a main GFCI outlet) also drilled 4" drain for inside of the sump just in case of flood
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Finally settled in at my new house. After weeks of renovating I have my in-wall tank set up and ready for water. Wanted to share my progress.
Day 1
Ripped out a closet in the hallway to the living room by the main entrance. In back of the closet is where the Garage is located, perfect for a sump cabinet and access to the inside of the tank. I demolished the whole back wall of the closet to give me some room to play with different dimensions of what tank size i should go with.
Day 2
Decided to go with a 190g determined by the measurements maximizing the full potential space. Built the stand first using 2x4s (dry wood), hinges, 3" bolt screws and 16 gauge nail gun. I started to build around it creating studs for the dry wall.
Day 3
From the garage I placed the Tank right on top and slid it into place. Perfect fit
Day 4
Added electrical wiring to install plug sockets to the top of the tank and to the bottom sump area. (Both outs are piggy backing off a main GFCI outlet) also drilled 4" drain for inside of the sump just in case of flood