Leveling your aquarium with adjustable legs.

[john]

Hi to all,

I picked up a used 120 gallon with a stand a few weeks ago. I'm resealing right now and getting it ready for my second colony of Tropheus.  My question is it's going on my basement floor which in one corner is not flat. I know I could use the wood shims and all but I want something better. Like this. Has anyone tried this method or something similar. I know they're strong enough. Each leg is rated at 2000 lbs. The tank will will weigh somewhere around 1000-1100 pounds full. Any opinions or thoughts? Thanks.

 www.rokhardware.com/extra-heavy-duty-floor-lifting-levelers.html

[mikevxr]

Must admit I've never used these but not sure how strong these are if on a ratchet? although my cellar floor isn't level it's only out by a few MM. So I've used coins or metal shims under one corner to level it up.

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They look the goods, especially with the right angle that will slip under your bottom frame, but remember the type and size of the screws you use to attach them will play into the overall weight bearing capacity as well 👍

[gturmindright]

I use the hard plastic shims. Work great.

[john]

I was also looking into getting 6 of these. These are used to level machines. I'm sure this would work fine.
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