Will these work under a 40 gallon fish tank and stand. My floor slants about 1/2 inch and I need to level the tank.
1773011
Yes. These are unbreakable and have ridges so that they will not slip away from each other when stacked to give you the height that will be right for your project.
1773012
I'd say no, as they are only about 1/8" thick at the fat end. You would be better off getting something at the Home Depot type store. Sorry!
1773013
It should work. I placed it underneath a concrete urn on top of a fountain. It works fine
1773014
I would think so. The wedges are very dense, and I think they should manage the weight just fine. They would need to be stacked to reach your desired height.
1916662
Yes it will, aslong as the diameter of where you'remounting them is 6.5 inches and 4 inches deep you should be golden.:-)
1586248
Yes it would and may crack your tank, if someone or something puts any try of pressure on it, so i will recommend that you get a piece of plywood at lease quarter inch thick under your tank and thin the stand under the plywood, ok.
932077
I'm not sure about this, but I would check the tank's width and look for a similar dimension in a divider specifically designed for aquariums in general. I would think this information would be readily available with some research on Amazon. Hope this is helpful :)
1271042
I have mine placed under to the side of my tank But i cant see any reason why it wouldn't work next to it.
36809
I installed these and they worked great for my application which was keep the truck level while loaded. They did raise the truck slightly but I dont think it would work for your application.
910971
Assuming you're talking about the larger stand, I would say it shouldn't be a problem. I had a 10gal tank for the smaller stand. Since the stand is heavy wrought iron, I was never concerned about it tipping over. I put plexiglass in the shelves, but that was more for aesthetics. It is quite sturdy. I you match the tank with the appropriate stand, you should have no worries.
252892
That depends on what you mean by uneven. Ours are laid over our basement floor which is a fairly rough floor. Also our floor is slightly crowned in the middle and these are just fine. However, if you have big lumps sticking up more than a quarter of an inch I would say that these won't work. They have a very tough industrial rubber backing on them and so they don't bend easily.
1353619
Mike C. These stands suck hard. Fortunately they are a pretty standard light stand. Look for any nicer stand and they should work.
1797489
2 should work, but to be effective they will need to be suspended about a foot above the tank. It works great on my 10 gallon reef tank.
600413
In ground should be fine assuming that you use at least 2x2,s and sink them properly
1048803
They will work with any brand that uses the same size screws at the ends (or at least close). I used them with non-Levelor rods, and they worked fine. The key is whether your rods have screw holes in the ends.
1436829
I have a 20ga long tank, which has the height of a 10ga... and no, it doesn't fit vertically, but you can always place is sideways at the bottom the tank.Beside the height, make sure it's the recommended wattage or you can boil your fish - I think 50 watts is recommended up to 13ga
1488856
The levelers should be able to accomplish it but these are levelers and not intended for raising height. More for leveling. You could try it or just some wood underneath.M
2274206
I would think that they would yes. Double check on the depth of them. Good luck.
2196234
Yes, it should be good for a 40 gallon tank. I have a 29 gallon with a Whisper 30-60, but I have other accessories.
1790304
I measure 1.75" with the leveling feet. It would probably fit if you took them off but then the metal would be resting on the ground.