Bought this stand to go with the 60P tank. At first I noticed like other customers that the tank does not fit completely on top of the stand and has about .72 overhang (front or back). Thought this was a mistake and contacted their customer service. Their response time was exceptional and advised that this is by design and that it's similar to the Redsea and Waterbox brand. I confirmed by looking up those AIO cube and etc.

I used this as waterbox had no stands available for the tank I was gifted. This is the only manufactured stand I could find that fit.Some of the fittings were a bit loose… I assembled with wood glue everywhere.Acrylic Habitats sump 👍🏼🙌🏼

This is so nice with Landen 20gallon aquarium.

Pretty disappointed given the price point of this cabinet. Opened the box to find the back panel cracked and water damage at the top where the access opening is for cords.Basically looks used. I didn't bother inspecting the rest of the panels because I have no intention of using this cabinet now.The first cabinet (17.8 x 17.8) we got from them was perfect. Super disappointed this time around. This will be returned immediately.

From the Seller/Manufacturer:White Gloss Fish Tank Stand from Imagitarium Adjustable shelf and supplies hook for convenient storage Sleek, contemporary design fits in seamlessly with any décor, 60X45X86 cm (23.62X17.72X33.86 inches)---------This product didn’t have any reviews, so I thought I’d enlighten other potential buyers of the details left out by the seller/manufacturer. I purchased the white 60x45x86cm model, so I can only guess that my review should apply to the smaller model as well.The product looks nearly identical to the stock images on the sales page. Landen kindly glued a black foam mat to the top of the cabinet to cushion the aquarium. While foam mats for aquariums are a necessity, I’ve never seen this feature before. Furthermore, there’s an additional glued foam mat on the bottom of the inside of the cabinet, presumably for sound and vibration dampening from the filter and any other noisy gear you have.The stand also has a small “Landen” logo on the upper left of the cabinet door, which makes the stand look a bit like a mini fridge on its own. I don’t mind the logo, but I haven’t generally seen logos on wooden cabinetry.There’s also a large rounded cutout on the upper back panel to run hoses and wires for the tank. That’s fine for hoses to the tank, but any electrical wires will first have to go up the height of the cabinet before they come back down to where most outlets are found. That would eat up approximately four feet of cable before even getting to the ground. This may be a slight advantage if cord lengths aren’t an issue, as water won’t ever get to the outlets used for the tank.On the inside, there’s no extra shelves provided by the manufacturer, but the brief description did say there should be an “adjustable shelf and supplies hook for convenient storage”. This is unfortunate, as I don’t even seem any pre-configured holes on the inside of the cabinet to accommodate a shelf. There are, however, four small holes on the left side of the cabinet only that may be for the supplies hooks to which they referred. Nonetheless, no shelves or hooks were provided in the kit I received. That’s a disappointment.There’s also a small spring-loaded plunger that helps to push the door open when you put force on the upper right corner of the door. It also serves as a rubber stop to prevent the door from hitting the cabinet’s frame.What I liked:--Very secure packaging on arrival (plywood on two sides of the box, four metal corner covers, and packing straps to secure the plywood and corners to the box itself).--Plenty of extra hardware in case some break during install, and quick assembly.--Glued foam pads on the top and inside the stand.--Very clean external look.What I didn’t like:--The assembly took some guesswork to make sure I was using the right panels in the correct place. However, some holes were drilled in different places to prevent some incorrect assembly.--Sticky cam covers should be provided in the color of the cabinet (white stickies for white cabinet, black stickies for black cabinet).--The stand comes with eight plastic feet, similar to push pins. Quality stands should have adjustable feet to assist with providing a level base for aquariums to sit. This product lost one star just for this.--No shelf and supply hooks, as quoted by seller.Overall,The cost is roughly in line with other high-end MDF-board furniture. I’d like to see a little more attention to industry details like adjustable feet and honoring the description’s promise of shelves and hooks. The external look is clean and simple. Good start, but there's certainly room for improving this product.

The aquarium cabinet is sleek and durable. This will last through multiple splashes. This isn't made from cheap flakeboard! This is the real deal. It can support a lot of weight and can be used in business and homes. Very robust and the front door opens and shuts. The white paint looks great and no imperfections. This arrived in a wooden crate and was packed extremely well!Trust you found this review honest and helpful:-)

I was immediately surprised to open my door and see a large wooden crate that looks like it came off of a ship sitting on my doorstep. This literally came in a wooden crate! That being said, it was very well protected inside of the wooden crate and the stand it self is very sturdy and pleasant to look at. It was simple to assemble and feels very solid and strong. You can easily support an aquarium, or anything else you wanna put on top of it.

Pretty good stand overall, my only complaint is the lack of shelving or option to add shelves.