A Anonymous Guest Jan 24, 2005 #2 48x24x24 = 120 gal. At least that's what they told me when I bought mine.
A Anonymous Guest Jan 24, 2005 #4 Thank you, do you think I will need to brace the floor with that much weight? Almost have the wife talked into it.
Thank you, do you think I will need to brace the floor with that much weight? Almost have the wife talked into it.
B Bucktronix Advanced Reefer Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Jan 24, 2005 #5 Njord":2i88cfz8 said: Thank you, do you think I will need to brace the floor with that much weight? Almost have the wife talked into it. Click to expand... i had mine on the second floor a dodgey built texas apartment with no problems. that said if it wasnt a big deal to do some bracing i would.
Njord":2i88cfz8 said: Thank you, do you think I will need to brace the floor with that much weight? Almost have the wife talked into it. Click to expand... i had mine on the second floor a dodgey built texas apartment with no problems. that said if it wasnt a big deal to do some bracing i would.
A Anonymous Guest Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Jan 24, 2005 #6 If you can put it perpendicular to the floor joist it will be fine as is. If not I would try to spread the load.
If you can put it perpendicular to the floor joist it will be fine as is. If not I would try to spread the load.
A Anonymous Guest Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Jan 25, 2005 #7 I am comfortable having mine right on the slab. But that's just me, I'm a worrier. :wink: Another consideration if yours will be on a "suspended" floor, have you checked to see how level it is?
I am comfortable having mine right on the slab. But that's just me, I'm a worrier. :wink: Another consideration if yours will be on a "suspended" floor, have you checked to see how level it is?
