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Breeder Turtle Terrarium Stand Rack for Home Office
30 Gallon Fish Tank Stand for Home Office
Quality Paneling
Premium particleboard is wear-resistant and scratch-proof and wipes clean easily.
2-Tier Storage Space
Keeps your aquarium area organized and allows for easy access to necessary items.
Cross-Shaped Metal Frame
The top sports a cross-frame that boosts stability and load capacity for solid support of your tank.
4 Adjustable Feet
Convenient for height adjustment to ensure the stand remains stable on any flooring surface.
MAHANCRIS 30 Gallon Aquarium Stand with 2-Tier Storage Shelves
The two-tier aquarium stand is designed to maximize vertical space. The spacious top easily holds 20 or 30-gallon glass tanks, while the middle tier provides extra storage for smaller tanks, fish food, cleaning tools, and more. It's perfect for home aquariums, decorative tanks, or marine exhibits, and makes a great decorative highlight in any space. It's not only a precious gift for friends and family but also an ideal choice to enhance life quality and add joy to everyday living.
Don McNeill
2025-08-08 10:02:12
Rock Steady for the price. Very satisfied.If you are handy with an Allen Wrench (included), then the assembly is pretty easy. Leave all screws almost tight, then snug them up when fully assembled. A few screws required a bit more grunt to go in. Very last screw of shelf to frame had to cut it’s own threads. Still… not bad at all. Placed a Neoprene Pad under aquarium to smooth out any highs and lows.
Alecia
2025-08-07 11:35:04
Exactly as expected for my fish tank- pain in the butt to assemble tho
Meda
2025-06-15 17:54:43
I guess this is a classic case of 'you get what you pay for.' This stand was about $10-$12 cheaper than the next option I was considering, so I went with it for my 20-gallon long aquarium (30 1/4" x 12 1/2" x 12 1/2"). I knew going in that the stand was reportedly about 1/4" too short for my tank, and I was okay with that. However, I didn't pay enough attention to the overall height. At only 2 feet tall to the top, it's much shorter than I expected. That part is on me.1. The stand actually measures only 29.5", not 30". I tried to get a picture of it, but one-handed it looks closer to 29 3/4" — maybe somewhere in between. This means my tank hangs over the edges by about 1/2" on both sides.2. The corners don’t align properly, leaving the stand uneven. With the weight of the tank, this might not matter structurally, but it’s concerning. I haven’t filled the tank yet because I’m still deciding whether to keep the stand.3. The second shelf consists of two boards, but the seam between them doesn’t line up with the center seam of the metal rod supporting it. This makes the stand look misaligned overall.At this point, I’m not sure I’ll keep the stand. The flaws make me nervous about its durability with a fully loaded tank and to be honest, it's not thay pleasing to the eye.
bobby g.
2025-05-31 17:13:25
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Vin D
2025-05-20 16:03:09
It was a little hard to assemble, but we got it done. It feels pretty study. Just noting that a 20 gallon tank can weigh over 225lbs. I'm willing to forgo some style over substance. I think aquarium stands have improved a lot over the past few years, and this looks decent in my basement space.
Emily
2025-03-18 13:40:04
Easy to assemble. I was initially worried about the overhang but it's holding the tank just fine. Overall good sturdy shelf.
Kathy P
2025-03-05 12:52:09
Is not fancy but it was easy to put together and does what I wanted
lateisha morris
2025-02-20 15:26:55
It is so much shorter than the picture and it’s not sturdy for a fish tank in my opinion
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