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How Big An Aquarium Can My Floor Support. I’ll also explain how to reinforce an upper level floor to support a large aquarium over 125 gallons. I recently bought a 125 gallon aquarium and want to know if my floor can support it. The ceiling below the aquarium runs 2x12 16 feet long at 16 inches apart parallel to the. It’s crucial to consult a professional contractor or engineer to determine if your floor can support your desired tank size. The “safety factor” in most structures is usually somewhere between 1.5 and 2.0. Building codes, sub floor material, joist spacing, joist type, and direction of joist plays a huge factor into how much a floor can hold. As a general rule, a floor should support 50 to 75 pounds per square foot. A 75 is 48 wide, when running perp to joists will span. So, if i tell you that your floor can “safely” support 1000 pounds then that also means that your floor might theoretically fail when it receives a load of 1500 to 2000 pounds. A big tank can be a. How big of a tank can you go with. I’ll discuss which aquarium size is best for an upstairs, why aquariums in bedrooms are a good idea and how much weight, in general, a second floor can hold. Today we have meagan from mercury consulting to discuss aquariums and floor support. Before making a purchase, consider the size of your room and the weight capacity of your floor, along with the needs of the fish you plan to keep.

So, if i tell you that your floor can “safely” support 1000 pounds then that also means that your floor might theoretically fail when it receives a load of 1500 to 2000 pounds. How big of a tank can you go with. I recently bought a 125 gallon aquarium and want to know if my floor can support it. The “safety factor” in most structures is usually somewhere between 1.5 and 2.0. A 75 is 48 wide, when running perp to joists will span. As a general rule, a floor should support 50 to 75 pounds per square foot. I’ll discuss which aquarium size is best for an upstairs, why aquariums in bedrooms are a good idea and how much weight, in general, a second floor can hold. Before making a purchase, consider the size of your room and the weight capacity of your floor, along with the needs of the fish you plan to keep. It’s crucial to consult a professional contractor or engineer to determine if your floor can support your desired tank size. The ceiling below the aquarium runs 2x12 16 feet long at 16 inches apart parallel to the.

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How Big An Aquarium Can My Floor Support The ceiling below the aquarium runs 2x12 16 feet long at 16 inches apart parallel to the. I’ll also explain how to reinforce an upper level floor to support a large aquarium over 125 gallons. The ceiling below the aquarium runs 2x12 16 feet long at 16 inches apart parallel to the. It’s crucial to consult a professional contractor or engineer to determine if your floor can support your desired tank size. As a general rule, a floor should support 50 to 75 pounds per square foot. A big tank can be a. How big of a tank can you go with. Before making a purchase, consider the size of your room and the weight capacity of your floor, along with the needs of the fish you plan to keep. Today we have meagan from mercury consulting to discuss aquariums and floor support. Building codes, sub floor material, joist spacing, joist type, and direction of joist plays a huge factor into how much a floor can hold. A 75 is 48 wide, when running perp to joists will span. The “safety factor” in most structures is usually somewhere between 1.5 and 2.0. I recently bought a 125 gallon aquarium and want to know if my floor can support it. I’ll discuss which aquarium size is best for an upstairs, why aquariums in bedrooms are a good idea and how much weight, in general, a second floor can hold. So, if i tell you that your floor can “safely” support 1000 pounds then that also means that your floor might theoretically fail when it receives a load of 1500 to 2000 pounds.