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I just meant for temporary...until you could find out about the floors??
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Who cares if the tank looks stupid?..... It'll be worse if you're standing in a big puddle of water! Your floor will be fine.....but do you know what it's made of, and where the walls of the apartment are below you? Mitch |
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Hmmm, well I guess he signed off of here...
I also wanted to mention that he should try and place the larger tank over a bearing wall under him in order to reduce bouncing, and try to determine the direction of the floor joists and place the tank perpindicular to them. Mitch |
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are floor joists 16 inches apart or are they 24 inches apart?
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thankyou. At last I have something I can work with
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Yep, 16 " in older buildings with standard dimensional lumber, 19.2" in newer ones with engineered joists.
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Or there is even the chance that it is a steel or concreat floor depending on how they built the apartment.
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Yeah, but he mentioned creaking, so I'm assuming that it's a wood floor.
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yeah, I am pretty sure it is a wooden floor. Now all I have to do is figure out where the joists are, so as I can lay the stand out equally over 4 joists
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