Somebody to build a stand

[Ballinxalex]

Does anybody know who builds them that actually looks good like an oceanic stand

[mistahoo]

You could diy a 2x4 stand and skin it with plywood. Looks pretty good if you know what you're doing

[cu0ngsayz]

Are you willing to pay the price? You didn't mention a tank size

[troy tucker]

I can be had but I'm not cheep...

[Totenkampf]

i have seen troy's handmade stands. they are furniture grade and far better than oceanic.

[DaiMasters]

+1 on Troy's Stands. Awesome Work.

[mnemenoi]

Stands can be expensive to build, but if you are good with building furniture it can reduce labor costs if done yourself.

[Ballinxalex]

I am havin a tank 72x24x30 so the stand has to fit that and I am trying to keep the cost low as possible

[mistahoo]

I am havin a tank 72x24x30 so the stand has to fit that and I am trying to keep the cost low as possible

the lowest would be to diy

[cu0ngsayz]

Low as possible= DIY

[BrAin]

Spent around $160 on supplies for mine so far and its just the bottom. 3/4" wood, 2x4, screws, paint, and other misc.

[Totenkampf]

yeah i dropped about two bills on my stand and canopy materials alone for my 75.

[Chris360]

You're not gonna get an "Oceanic Looking" stand built for cheap, the material alone is a couple hundred dollars. You'd be better off slapping some 2X4's together til you can afford something better.

[Totenkampf]

i kinda like the nice sheet over cinder blocks idea for a temp solution, although blocks are harder to level. maybe a nice sturdy 2x4 frame with some cool fabric draped over it. you could prolly do that for two bills easy.

[troy tucker]

My 75g stand was about $50.00
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My big tank was closer to $100.00 But it has 5 doors and is over 80 lf. of 2+4...
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For the money I have in them they work great....