Fish Tank Weight 2nd Floor

Just have it up against an outer wall and have it on a flat surface like plywood to help distribute the weight.

Fish tank weight 2nd floor.

My two brothers and i weigh 800 lbs together and we jumped off the sofa onto my floor and it didn t break so i know that the floor can safely hold more than a 800 lb aquarium yes the dropped weight exerted a force greater than 800 pounds but it was a short term impact load. What is a good rule of thumb for tank weight and placing it on another floor other then the main foundation floor or basement. 55 gallon tank on second floor can a 55 gallon be put on a second floor can i put a 55 gallon fish tank on the second floor can my 2nd floor support a 55 gallon aquarium how large an aquarium can you keep on second floor is aquarium too heavy for 2nd floor will 55 gallon aquarium ruin my floor would a 54gal aquarium be to heavy for upstairs rooms. Fish tanks sitting on an l shape corner of the living room.

Hello i just got a 75 gallon tank from my uncle and i want to put it upstairs but i am nervious that in the morning it will be downstairs. The less surface area of the floor it takes up per gallon the higher the danger would be. I am worry that my fish tanks are destroying the building structure. A gallon of freshwater at a specific gravity of 1 000 weighs 8 34lbs.

Typical new home manufactured floor trusses only good for 10 pounds per square foot in a large room and maybe as much as 20 pounds per square foot in a small. The weight of the stand is typically around 100 lbs and needs to be sturdy enough to hold the full weight of the tank itself. A standard 75 gallon filled 75 gallon aquarium weighs about 800 lbs considering water weight the weight of the glass enclosure and the weight of the rocks and decorations at the bottom of the tank. The weights are an estimate because the amount of rock thickness of glass and type of water all effect the weight calculations.

One 37 gal. Please tell me it won t happen i don t want to see my fish tanks travel through the floor and land. Every time i walk by the tanks i see the surface water in the tank waving. I had a 2000lb tank on the third floor for a few years but that building was made of concrete.

Is this a high tank or a long tank. Below are some rough guidelines as to what to expect when looking at aquariums and empty vs full weight. Also the the shape of the tank would matter as well. I live on the 2nd floor of a two floor condo and i have one 60 gal.