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Posted by Ajay Malkani on March 21, 2005, 1:35 am
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Sigh.. Thanks a lot fr yr advice.. Im just gonna shift to a 30'' height one!
I do believe u r right but the nagging doubt at the back of the mind is
getting very annoying!
And eventually I guess no amount of money is gonna be worth an injury. There
is no bowing I can see and no danger from any kids etc. However the tank is
in prime display area of the living room so will definitely be dangerous if
it explodes!!
Good Luck,
Ajay
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>> My tank is sized at 6' by 2' by 3.5'. It is made out of 15 mm glass not
>> toughened. Been there about 10 months now and looks absolutely great!
>> However, an expert of sorts came by and said this height needs a thicker
>> glass else I run a huge risk of the tank exploding one day and injuring
>> everyone in the room at that time! This has really got me scared but just
>> needed a second opinion as what it boils down to is setting up a new
>> tank.
> A
>> big pain to say the least apart from from a lot of money down the drain!
>> Thanks a lot in advance..
>> Ajay
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> I don't know what your setup looks like, but you could build the stand so
> that the back, and sides are covered by the stand material, and then just
> replace the front glass with something thicker. Of course that is only if
> you are worried about the injury to yourself or others.
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> Does this tank bow outward by very much? Do you have any kids that might
> decide to throw their favorite tow through the glass? If there is any
> risk
> of the tank getting bumped into, or stress points from the stand, or
> anything such as this, then I would do something about it. But if not,
> then
> I would leave it alone. But that is just my opinion. -Chris
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> toughened. Been there about 10 months now and looks absolutely great!
> However, an expert of sorts came by and said this height needs a thicker
> glass else I run a huge risk of the tank exploding one day and injuring
> everyone in the room at that time! This has really got me scared but just
> needed a second opinion as what it boils down to is setting up a new tank.