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The canopy is not really a canopy per say. It is more of a facade the wraps the top 2 edges of the display returning back to each wall. The lighting actually suspends from the ceiling behind it. It will have removable access panels that simulate a shaker style door just as the base cabinet and side cabinet will have. They are all fully removable. No hinges to rust out over time from salt.I cannot recall so can you please remind me how tall the tank will be and how tall the tank and stand will be combined?
Hey everyone. I know it has been a little bit since I posted any pictures. My mother had a stroke and spent a few days in the hospital. Thank God she is doing ok. Just been spending time with her lately. Plus my daily job has been insanely busy. Starting 3 new homes all in the same week. Been out in the sun everyday getting all the electrical ground roughs done. Two of the homes are over 10,000 square feet the other is about 5,500 square feet. So needless to say, I've been pretty wiped out the past week and half. I have to do some service work this morning but I should be able to get back out to the garage today and continue with the build.
I had/have the same problem: Here is my thread. https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/short-people-with-big-tanks-maintenance-question.536415/I was going over some things... I may have to shorten the height of the tank. Access my be a pain to reach in and clean or place things at the bottom. Unless I can come up with a little different solution. It may lose a few gallons of water volume. Not really what I want. I like the idea of the tank being deep.

Why, thank you.Really nice thread you've got going here, and I love the stand. I'd like to build a custom stand sometime soon for my 120 (4x2x2) and i've got some good ideas and inspiration from you! Looking forward to seeing more progression of your setup. Thanks for sharing with everyone.
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Hey everyone, sorry my build thread has stalled out. I'm sure you've been waiting for updates. I've been way overly busy with work lately and as we have been renovating our home we have come across some problems that needed addressing. It is really hard to live in a home while you are renovating. Unfortunately I am not able to just rent a house and bulldoze this one and build my wife her dream home. Believe me, I would have much rather have done that. I feel like Tom Hanks in the movie "The Money Pit!" The area where the tank will sit backs up to a hall bathroom. That bathroom is now being torn out. Completely being changed around i.e. relocating toilet, shower, vanity, new electrical, reframing all the walls, etc. The bathroom was laid out stupid. What are you gonna do? Old Florida home built in the 60's. I just want it over already.
I find myself occupying my time with the little tank when I get home watching it do its thing. Then my time gets wasted and I make no progress with the big tank.

So I did some sanding. Got a coat of kilz on the outside portion. Once it all dries well in a day or two, I will sand it all down, touch up any imperfections and then focus on the inside once again and finish getting it ready for the epoxy coating inside the stand.
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Absolutely stunning work Rob.
Love every post and the detailed steps. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge.

