Put it up yesterday 55 gallon tank
Easy to put together. Cams with all the parts and fit my tank perfectly. No scratches to the paint all black .
Hold my 20 gallon long up top, a 6 gallon cube in the middle and a 2.5gallon at the bottom. Feels extremely sturdy and is level even on carpet. The included outlets are convenient, but you will likely run out of outlets pretty quickly if running multiple tanks.
Well built easy to put together very sturdyafter a few weeks of use the power strip on/off button is not functioning properly thats the reason for the rating change
Perfect for my 25 gallon reptile tank. Easy to assemble and sturdy.
I’m very happy with this aquarium stand. It feels solid, sturdy, and well-built, and it supports my 37-gallon tank without any wobble or concern. Once assembled, it feels very stable and gives me confidence that the tank is well supported.One thing I really like is the open shelving design. It provides plenty of space to store aquarium supplies like water conditioners, test kits, food, and even a small secondary tank. Everything stays organized and easy to access.The stand also looks clean and modern, which fits nicely in my home and makes the aquarium stand out as the centerpiece. Assembly was straightforward, and all the parts lined up well.Overall, this stand offers excellent value for the price, combines functionality with a nice appearance, and works perfectly for a medium-sized aquarium. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a strong and practical fish tank stand.
My 10-year-old calls her little plant-and-aquarium zone her “wintergreen corner”. Cute, right? Except it was turning into a wintergreen disaster - wires, bottles, test strips, fish food and mystery items she “totally needs for science, Dad!” scattered everywhere. So yeah… we needed a stand. Badly. Assembly was honestly a breeze, but let me be clear - use a power tool.I grabbed my DeWalt impact driver, zipped through the whole thing, and felt like a professional furniture builder for about 20 minutes. If you try doing it all with a manual screwdriver, you’ll age a few years. The pieces themselves aren’t heavy, I moved everything alone, but once you snap this thing together, it feels weirdly solid. Like, “I don’t need to double-check the bolts… but I will anyway because I’m a dad” solid haha. The storage layout is awesome. Tons of shelves and open space, which is perfect because every other day I hear, “Dad, I need this for my garden!”. Sure you do, kid. Sure you do. At least now she has a place to put all those “essential” items instead of leaving them in random corners of the house. Right now the stand holds her small tank and some of her green-corner stuff - plants, pots, tools, and whatever new gadget she’s experimenting with. The built-in power outlets and USB sockets - Huge win. Finally everything plugs into one organized spot, instead of her room looking like a charging station from a sci-fi movie. We’re planning to upgrade her tank to a 20-gallon soon. The stand is rated for 40 gallons, so we’ve got room to go crazy if she ever decides she wants pet sharks or something. Everything looks clean, organized, and honestly pretty impressive - you’ll see it in my pictures. My daughter’s happy, I’m happy, and her wintergreen corner finally looks like a setup, not a crime scene. Solid five stars from both of us. Hope it helps.
Would not recommend the parts came and were mismatched could not put together nothing lined up would definitely not trust it for that size tank
Great
Nice and steardy
It was good quality
Easy to assemble and is a fine stand. I have the same stand for a 40gal breeder and like it a lot.
Study easy to assemble. Instructions were very clear. Took maybe 30-45 minutes to put together. Very sturdy.
Very easy to follow the instructions for set up, and seems to be very stable with a 30 gallon fish tank on top and a 5 gallon below. But I do have a complaint about the materials it is made from. They are definitely not made to with stand water and have begun to bow and twist causing it to no longer remain level. Make sure you do your research on this and other fish stands first. Would buy again, but only if in a pinch.
Great stand, I keep a 20gallon long on the top and a ten gal on the bottom. Very sturdy, I’ve had it up for months now and haven’t had any problems!
Gave 4 stars for a weird situation. The box said a length of 38, when I ordered the one that was 48in. I put it together and it fits my tank fine, so not sure what happened.I'm knocking off a star due to the instructions missing, however putting it together was simple enough I was able to guess.Great product all around!
I bought this stand for my 55 gal fish tank. I will tell you right now, at first I was unsure. But not anymore. My grandparents owned a tropical fish store in Long Beach; I grew up and have had many 55 gallons tanks. This stand was easy to put together. I did have one issue the plug did not work, for the power unit on the side. I reached out to their customer service and within a day had a response and a week later I got the replacement. This stand sits on carpet and does not rock with that tank on it. I have two cats that tested this for me. So if you are looking for stand I would recommend GRLEAF's stand.
Was skeptical this would even hold up a 30 gallon. But this is actually sturdy. I have my 30 gallon at the top and now have a 10 gallon at the bottom.its an extremely tight fit tho I will say I think its a better space for a 5 gallon instead. I will say on the photo I thought the bottom shelf would be high but it’s basically touching the floor.
Assembly seemed easy enough...i followed the instructions step by step got to the end and realized something wasn't right because when I went to install the glass it didn't stay on track and slipped right off and fell on the carpet from four feet up...thankfully didn't break BUT COULD HAVE EASILY HURT ME, I went back and reviewed the instruction manual... the manufacturing company forgot to note that the middle rectangular frame piece that comes packaged directly on top of the glass rectangular base MUST come off prior to installing the four corner metal posts...because the rectangular metal frame is supposed to be secured to the top of the self installed glass. would've been very helpful to have that one step noted in the instruction manual. but the tank itself works, holds water without leaks and is easily drainable.
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Not that it’s bad but descriptions says 1200lbs on either version you get may be the 40gall stand or the 55-75 one either way it’s a little misleadingI have a 60gallon breeder on top and it bowed contacted them and they said that it supposed to support up to 800lbs and that the 1200lbs is theoretical weight so and that there only supposed to hold a 40gallon regardless of what description says. Other then that it’s sturdy ish and nice but Chinese product misleads the costumer. Again it’s not bad it will hold a 40gallon but if you got a 60 I’d skip it u les you reinforce it just to be sure I have pics. The responded fast so no hate to them but should really fix how they are selling the product and what it’s actually support to support. Some people reviewed it with a 60 with no issue so maybe I messed up something but it’s not rocket science. Just keep in mind that the description is a theoretical weight limit not actual they claim their actual is 800 pounds. Regardless of what the 1200 is in the description.