Looking good T1-make sure you get pics of the inside being done. I'm interested to see how you'll insulate it in particular
Rob
Rob
its going to be a 1000 gal ALL glass tank made from 17mm glasscambo01;3852398; said:hi ive been watching this build as i am gonna be building a pond this summer, i was just wondering how you were going to suport the walls? are you putting a double block wall with concrete between?
and how are you waterproofing it are you going with pond liner or some other option?
Base blocks going to be cemented down or left loose?T1KARMANN;3852708; said:its going to be a 1000 gal ALL glass tank made from 17mm glass
cemented of course or hard as nails what do you recomendSatan's Goldfish;3852711; said:Base blocks going to be cemented down or left loose?
To spread your footprint weight out a bit would they not be better laid flat and stacked up to your required height? or is the plan to run 2 walls and then fill the space in between concrete to help spread it?T1KARMANN;3853094; said:cemented of course or hard as nails what do you recomend
just trying to get them in the right place at the mo
the problem is leaving plenty of space under the base for a 6x2x2 sump and 2 x 12x6inch weirs with 2 x 40mm holes and returns in each and still having plenty of supportSatan's Goldfish;3853762; said:To spread your footprint weight out a bit would they not be better laid flat and stacked up to your required height? or is the plan to run 2 walls and then fill the space in between concrete to help spread it?
You can never go over the top when it comes to this! RSJs sound a good idea for spanning the 6x2x2, just check the load rating on them is enough (i'm guessing you have already.)T1KARMANN;3853878; said:the problem is leaving plenty of space under the base for a 6x2x2 sump and 2 x 12x6inch weirs with 2 x 40mm holes and returns in each and still having plenty of support
I'm going to run 4 x mini RSJs (unistut) over the top of the sump then tooth the walls and concrete them in I'm probably doing over the top but its best to be safe than sorry