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- #96,591 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies)
- #150 in Aquarium Stands
Product Description
Easy to clean tank stand
Compared to the wooden fish tank stand, our fish tank stand is easier to clean, just wipe it with a towel
Scratch-proof, rust-proof
The surface of this 20 gallon fish tank stand is phosphated, plus the surface comes with a high quality powder coating to prevent scratches.
Easy to assemble
You can diy this fish tank stand and enjoy the fun of hands-on assembly.
Easy to store
Fish food, nets, gravel cleaners, etc.
For 5-20 gallon fish tank stand
For 20-30 gallon fish tank stand
Santos Martinez carpio
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2025
It’s great! it’s durable and it looks great on my living room! easy build!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2025
Solid, easy assembly, currently it is holding a 30gal and 20 gal terrarium and still has storage room on bottom shelf
Jessica Lynn
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2025
Currently holding a 30 gallon and a 20 gallon very well.
BanditGeekz
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2024
If you’re cool with the industrial shelve look, and willing to add some wood supports for 20+ gallon tanks then this stand is perfect. Easy set up, fast shipping, feels sturdy, all parts included, the feet fit for ends were loose and could be slightly bigger. I personally think adding wood for extra support is the right choice for any fish tank rated for more than 20 gallons as an extra security. The main 4 corner rails seemed some what thin and could be less flimsy steel, so displacement of the weight by the wood just seemed logical. I also wouldn’t go anywhere over 40 gallons for the top shelf either. Hopefully I won’t have to correct this review in the months to come but will be back to edit in 3-6 months once I fully set up all tanks.
HazMatte
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2024
Easy to assemble, and solid metal construction. Do not use the plastic hammer that comes with it (to tap the brackets in place), but instead use a normal hammer with folded cloth to protect the shelf.It looks nice and supports my 25 gallon aquarium.
Lola M.
Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2024
It's not the best as the assembly is a living PAIN. It has no screws or anything of the sort it wants you to slam knobs down into slots. Which would be fine if it wasn't flimsy until full assembly. Wouldn't buy another shelf from the brand. And I wouldn't truly reccomend it unless you like a challenge or something "cheaper."
Daniel Reynolds
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2024
I bought this stand because of what it describes in the info it states it is strong enough to hold a fish tank well mi here to tell u now this product is a big waste of money it is flimsy as hell and can not hold that much weight at all cause it bends and twists all over the place and they state in this paragraph and I quote this strong enough with the aquarium stand? they replied with It is very sturdy with thickened uprights and beams. clearly they do not use there own product and it is not as they said the metal is very thin very easy to bend out of shape this product is nothing more then a light weight stand for noting more then clothes or other stuff that is very light weight and I will not recommend this product to anyone looking for a fish tank stand.
kjhart31
Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2024
Now that it’s put together I like the look and it’s sturdy for two tanks. If I was doing a fish tank, I would only do a small tank, not 40 gallons. The table part that it sits on is metal but could cave in a bit with a lot of weight I’d think.Two pieces of advice - use a different mallet than the cheap one it comes with (I ended up using one I got for the Reptile Habitats tank). If you use the one that comes with it, use ear plugs!
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