Canada Corals warehouse build thread
 

Ever since we moved into the new warehouse, I haven't had time to hit the Forums as much as I would like so I decided to start a build thread to document our progress and keep you guys updated.


Here is a picture of the warehouse:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/.../warehouse.jpg


We took delivery of our glass yesterday. That is 4 tanks and 2 sumps. We are building two systems (SPS and LPS) that measure 16ft x 4ft. The tanks measure 96x48x14.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/....com/glass.jpg


We will be building our stands out of Bosch 90x90H t-slot extruded aluminum. It's total overkill but we got a killer deal on it so why not. :mrgreen:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/....com/tslot.jpg


This is a sketchup of how we plan to build our stands:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...com/stands.jpg


This is our water changing station. I posted this pic before but I forget where.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/....com/water.jpg


We are still waiting for some hardware from Bosch so I cant get started on building the stands until I get those parts. I was told it would be another 3-4 weeks.

I will post more pics as things progress. :biggrin:

omg that bosch hardware is beyond sexy. can't wait to see more!

that cantilevered light rack is going to be sweet =)

Yeah for sure. If we paid retail for it, we would be bankrupt. :lol:

Very cool, keep them pictures coming please.

That's very impressive !! Looking foward to do business with you again guys !

How does the Bosch stuff compare to 80/20? Glad you got a sweet deal on it :biggrin:

Are you planning on glueing the glass together yourself and if so can you show how you did it. What is the glass thinkness of the glass you bought

Bosch offers many different fittings so the options are only limited by your imagination.

Bosch designed this stuff for more industrial applications.

You can have a look at all the options here:

Bosch T-Slot Catalog

Yep. We will be building the tanks ourselves.

I will certainly document the silicone process. :biggrin:

We picked up one of these bad boys yesterday.

It's a DRI-EAZ LGR 2800i low-grain refrigerant commercial dehumidifier.

They are primarily used for flood damage so wont have any problems keeping the humidity low in our facility.

It's socking how often humidity is ignored by fish stores.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...m/lgr2800i.jpg