GDLF 100-150 Gallon Fish Tank Stand, 120 Gallon Tank Stand with 60"*24" Tabletop Fits 100/120/150 Volumns Aquariums,2200LBS Capacity Heavy Duty
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Size: 100-150 Gallon
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- Versatile Fit: With 60"*24" tabletop,this fish tank stand is compatible with most 100 and 120-gallon aquariums, as well as some 150-gallon tanks.Pls measure your aquarium size before purchase.(stand only)
- Heavy Duty Support: The thick steel frame can support up to 2200 lbs on the tabletop and 550 lbs on the bottom, comfortably accommodating even large up to 150-gallon tanks
- Ample Storage Space: Spacious internal storage is available for sump systems, fish food, and other aquarium accessories
- Convenient Power Access: An 8-outlet power strip makes it easy to connect lighting, heaters, air pumps, and more, simplifying aquarium management
- Enhanced Protection: Features EVA anti-slip mats to protect the aquarium base, suitable for both glass and acrylic tanks, and includes shims for leveling on uneven surfaces. This unit ships in two boxes and may arrive separately
Color: Black
Material: Alloy Steel
Brand: GDLF
Item Weight: 115 Pounds
Item dimensions L x W x H: 60 x 24 x 30 inches
Brand Name: GDLF
Manufacturer: Ningbo B&B
UPC: 850052968359
Part Number: PET817mx
Required Assembly: Yes
Load Capacity: 2200 Pounds
Number of Levels: 3
Color: Black
Item Shape: 100-150 Gallon
Material: Alloy Steel
Item Weight: 115 Pounds
Item Dimensions: 60 x 24 x 30 inches
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Size: 100-150 Gallon
Well made and sturdy! Much better than what we were finding in local stores to hold such a heavy tank. Lots of pieces but had put together pretty quick, assembly went easily.
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2026 by Bexter
Size: 100-150 Gallon
This stand is very well built with steel frame. Very easy to assemble. The surge protector is a nice bonus! Even came with foam mat for waterproofing the top with aquarium use. Nice stand. I’m using it for 120 gallon terrarium and looks great!
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2025 by aaronr71
Size: 180-200 Gallon
This is 25% of the price for a wooden stand. I put a 125 gallon on it. Very sturdy. The metal frame is well made. And, the wooden panels add to the strength. The doors are not perfect, but look good. It did take 4 hours to build, but not too difficult. A lot of screws, cams and bolts. I carried pieces upstairs to assemble and it took many trips. It weighs 135 pounds.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2025 by Douglas J Breen
Size: 100-150 Gallon
Sturdy stand. It took about 2 hours to put together. Everything went smooth except one of the doors didn't fit right. I have an 80 gallon turtle tank on it. Im happy with this purchase.
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2026 by cathy raftis
Size: 100-150 Gallon
So far so good when withstanding our ball python enclosure. The enclosure itself is very light. It took my husband 3hrs to build the stand himself. He says the package was very heavy. I am hoping this stand lasts a long time and I can tell it’s overall sturdy. One of the doors seems a bit saggy but it’s not very noticeable. I wish this came in different colors.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2025 by Eliza
Size: 100-150 Gallon
Very nice looking cabinet and extremely strong...but the assembly took some time. Step 1 was confusing and I got it wrong only to find out almost at the end when the outer doors would not attach. I gave up till the next day and disassembled and reassembled it right the 2nd time.
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2025 by robert flores
Size: 180-200 Gallon
Alot stronger than thought it would be, make sure your floor is strong enough to support the tank! Definitely sturdy design, do enjoy the doors closing slowly. The additional electrical strip inside can be mounted anywhere if needed there are pre-drilled holes for original spot.
Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2025 by Juan A Nunez
Size: 180-200 Gallon
This stand has lots of issues unfortunately. There are 2 screws that end up right under your wood that holds your tank and they cause pressure points to form. I've been wrestling for months adjusting it but the little skrews have basically turned this whole stand into a waste of money at best and perfect way to crack your tank at worst. Not sure why they put screw heads anywhere where the tank sits. And 125 rimmed tanks float off the sides by 2 cm on either side, they could have just made the top an inch longer and put the DECORATIVE SCREWS ON THE SIDES INSTEAD OF THE TOP WHERE THE TANK SITS! It doesn't fit rimmed and if I had rimless it would have 100% cracked my tank by now. In my pictures you can see the screw heads, they only hold the decorative side wood panels, this should have been screwed from the sides. I'm trying to re-level it with spacers, but the real fix if you have one is to drill out part of the wood on the table where the screw heads go, it's just near impossible to once the tank is on there. I've had this tank stand for 6 months or so and I do nothing but loose sleep over it.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2025 by lance