Aquatic Fundamentals 16751, 75/90 Gallon Upright Aquarium Stand

I had a tough time finding an aquarium stand that would fit a more modern home. Most of the items readily available are much more traditional and would have looked out of place in our house.Although this stand is anything but fancy, it certainly is minimalistic enough to not stand out in a negative way.The stand is delivered disassembled in a flat box. I found the instructions to be straight-forward and logical. Assembling the piece was a breeze.One of my concerns was whether this stand would truly be sturdy enough to hold a 90 gallon tank with decorations and everything else added. Once I had the stand at home, my doubts were quickly quieted. The stand is rather substantial and heavy.You should note that the back is open - there is space for three panels to be inserted but for easy of access, the design only requires the center panel as a support column. To the left and right of the center panel, the stand is completely open.The two doors have magnetic holders that you push in order to release the doors. Thus far, I have had no problems with the mechanism - it holds the door even if I just stuff items inside that end up resting against the door.Since my stand sits on hardwood floors, I attached quite a few felt disks to the bottom of it - around twenty or so. I was a bit worried how the stand would deal with it, but again, have not noticed any problems.Overall, I am very happy with the purchase - especially for the price!

I purchased this stand in February and it came very tightly packaged so no damaged parts. All the parts were there and there were some extras as well. The stand is heavy so I had to take the pieces out of the box and take them to the spot where I wanted the stand to go. The instructions were clear and straight forward so I was able to put this together in about an hour. The only difficult part was putting the top on the stand, it probably would have been easier had I had someone else for this part, but I was able to put it on. I just want to point out that this stand does not have shelves, which was not a problem for me, but if you need shelves you can use the interlocking storage cubes which fit nicely, https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B0735CKD6R/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1.After it was fully assembled I was able to move my 75-gallon tank onto it without any issues. I have gone through multiple water changes and see no water damage at all.What a difference it had made I no longer have to look at the mess that was under the old open steel stand. I am very happy with it.

Although this is for a 75 or 90 gallon aquarium, I'm using it for a 60 gallon. The top is 49.37" x 19.37" (125.4 x 49.2 centimeters). My 60 gallon is 48" x 15". There is a bit of an edge around my tank, but seems to be fine. I can actually use it to set down items while I'm working on the tank. You can hide all your accessories, including a large canister filter inside the stand. I have a Fluval 406, which fits perfectly with the hoses coming out of the open back of the stand. The only thing I wish it had was some sort of internal shelving for storing items vertically. I'll probably build my own or add some nestable bins inside.Overall a good product. I would recommend it to anyone wanting a simple modern-looking aquarium stand.

Product seems good. Cams and pins have a positive lock. Tolerances are low which makes it a good fits. Reason for three stars is that when I went to go attach the top I could get the pins to line up. Ultimately I had to separate the top and install in two pieces. Not a huge deal so learn from my experience. Do not assemble the top as instructed. A better design would’ve been to make the top and bottom one solid oiece.

It's pretty strong, holds up a 70 gallon tank easily, has a nice paint finish that resists water stains and was very well priced. I really like it.I do have a problem where the left door sticks, but that appears to just need an adjustment that I haven't made yet, not a manufacturing problem. I definitely recommend this stand, and would purchase again if needed.

Great product, easy to put together, high quality material. It would be nice if there were built-in cabinets to make it easy to organize the interior, instead of just a really big space on the inside, but we just added some shelves ourselves (with the Whitmor Black Storage Cubes: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007ELALZC/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_4), which has worked really well for us. I like the sleek exterior without specific handles to open it up (mostly cuz my little kids, ages 2 and 4, haven't quite figured out the trick to opening it up yet, tho' no doubt they will soon ;-) ).

There is no lip, nothing securing the tank on the top... and the entire weight of the tanks sits on the top frame... no center struts. A bit scary. If one of my kids just bumped it, away she would go. Directions sucked. I would have been better off spending the same amount on lumber and just building a stand

This stand is HEAVY (therefore very sturdy). I like the clean lines and the matte black finish. It blends well with our decor. The magnetic click doors work well. It is large enought to hold a big canister filter. The powder coating also makes it more resistent to water damage. My one wish is that it would include the option of adding a small shelf inside the stand on each end. It would be helpful for storing smaller items like chemicals.