Hi John.
Nope, the table sags a bit in the center if you look down the end along the length. that would be the better of the two I would think, since the longer of the tank sides sit flat. I'll get some small wooden shims, [wedges], since you have had success with that. Ya you're right; I won't bother with the foam, I'm sure they make the bottom glass plenty strong enough.
Thanks John.
--- In AquaticLife@yahoogroups.com, SIMMONDS JOHN <simmonds.john@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Al,
>
> Don't you mean to put the shims near the middle rather than the end of
> the tank because it is in the centre of the tank that you have the space if
> I'm understanding the problem right? I occasionally set up a small 15
> gallon hospital tank on a coffee table, that also sags in the middle so I
> put in a couple of small timbers in the middle that are exactly the same
> height as the legs at the ends & that takes care of the sag.
>
> Another solution would be to pack the space in the middle of the tank with
> something like polystyrene or expanded foam but you need to ensure the
> weight of the tank is not going to further deform the table top or you
> could end up with the tank just being supported at either end which would
> put a great deal of strain on it. Personally I would go for the supporting
> timbers if that is a viable option.
>
> John*<o)))<*
>
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