Can I lay this under a tank? Between the tank and a wooden floor without taking backing off?
1773814
I don't see why not . As long as the pad is in constant contact with the tank.
1773815
Not sure if the backing would need to be taken off and attached to tank for full effectiveness.
2138465
you absolutely could, but make sure you cover it with a nice cover on all sides, to leave it as a cushion by itself would not be a good idea.
1398988
I haven't moved my RV since buying the tank, but since it is not something I would want to bring inside, I would probably store it in the underneath storage area if I had room. As a last resort, could tie it to the rack on top of my 5th wheel.
962354
We have not tried that. We use it under our rowing machine which stays set up in the room. Sorry couldn't help much with your question!
1224120
You would want to put this underneath the tank or in some sort of space near the tank. It would not hang on or go inside the tank.
1832810
As in, laying flat on it's back? I can't think of why you would but don't see why you couldn't. Make sure the unit drafts properly and it should be fine.
2120593
No, it would be too high with this underlayment. With hardwood, you only place something like a felt paper, very thin. Homedepot has it.
293792
I would put drinks, a lamp, or food on it, but a 3 gallon fish tank might be risky. It's not a large surface. I would put a fish tank on a larger surface that couldn't get knocked over by accident
214665
i put mine inside the tank at the bottom and against the back of tank , its made to under water its beautiful at night and day also , use little suction cups to put wires up the back of tank the plug is not allowed in water just the unit and the plug wire that runs ;up the back of tank , u will need probably and extra plug outlet for the unit bubbles need a pump to have bubbles up the back of tank
464625
It can if you are planing on using short tubes, but if you are planing on using long tubes you will have to place it below the tank.
983931
I would say no because the threshold is driven over and as time goes on the threshold will sag into whatever gap is underneath. You need to somehow level the surface first. Plus I think the threshold would peel up prematurely without laying on a flat clean surface.
1862825
We use a standard tank (I think it is 20 lbs) that does fit under the unit. I'm not aware of any inserts that cover the stones allowing full use of the top as a table. I've considered just making a round piece myself cutting it from some smoked plexiglass, but haven't really had the need yet.
516
If the slats are closely placed it shouldn't be a problem-if they're more than a few inches apart I'd get a piece of plywood or other foundation to lay over them.
1892217
Yes, using a piece of wood on the underside. Take a look at the picture I took in my profile. I'm using long 1.5' peices of wood to distribute the stress. http://www.amazon.com/gp/pdp/profile/A10OTAI5BISWKO/ref=cm_pdp_pop_prof_more
1228118
It could be used under a "Floating" wood floor system but it would need to be Pro installing it. It would not be all that efficient either, but it would make the floor warm and comfortable.
956745
No. You wont need it! Beware to put a piece of solid wood below, because it is heavy. Enjoy!
1577054
Yes! I do that all the time. I agree that laying it over you wouldn't work very well.