Matching Equipment Stand for Red Sea Reefer

I think the toughest part is going to be finding the right exterior material to match the outside of the red sea stand. I would focus on finding that and get enough to do a veneer or shell around a wood frame to keep things simple.
 
The Ikea Eket stands matches the finish quite well, a cheap + easy solution. They're cheap enough, you could use it temporary.
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https://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/90333938/
 
Look up a black melamine sheet/panel product
 
Sorry but I dont think I trust Ikeas build quality to hold a tank that weighs hundreds of pounds..

See the OP, these are suggestions for an equipment cabinet, not a tank stand. That said, check out these new stands from Petco. I think these will match your Reefer stand quite nicely.

https://www.petco.com/shop/en/petcostore/product/imagiatrium-black-gloss-fish-tank-stand#

https://www.petco.com/shop/en/petco...-gloss-fish-tank-stand-up-to-40-gal?rrec=true

Here it is in white so you can see the detail...

https://www.petco.com/shop/en/petcostore/product/imagiatrium-white-gloss-fish-tank-stand?rrec=true#
 
See the OP, these are suggestions for an equipment cabinet, not a tank stand. That said, check out these new stands from Petco. I think these will match your Reefer stand quite nicely.

https://www.petco.com/shop/en/petcostore/product/imagiatrium-black-gloss-fish-tank-stand#

https://www.petco.com/shop/en/petco...-gloss-fish-tank-stand-up-to-40-gal?rrec=true

Here it is in white so you can see the detail...

https://www.petco.com/shop/en/petcostore/product/imagiatrium-white-gloss-fish-tank-stand?rrec=true#

Exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks!
 
What did you decide on this? I’m thinking of adding a frag tank next to my 750 and want it to match.
 
What did you decide on this? I’m thinking of adding a frag tank next to my 750 and want it to match.
 
Although not the referenced Petco Imagitarium cabinet the concept is the same. This is where a drill, a pocket jig and some wood glue really come in handy. I used 3/4 inch plywood to make a controller board that inserts inside of my Amazon glass door cabinet. I painted the controller board with gloss acrylic paint. Hope this helps! :)


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Although not the referenced Petco Imagitarium cabinet the concept is the same. This is where a drill, a pocket jig and some wood glue really come in handy. I used 3/4 inch plywood to make a controller board that inserts inside of my Amazon glass door cabinet. I painted the controller board with gloss acrylic paint. Hope this helps! :)


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That's awesome! So how does the board attach to the cabinet? Also is the board mounted to the back of the cabinet or is there a space?
 
That's awesome! So how does the board attach to the cabinet? Also is the board mounted to the back of the cabinet or is there a space?
Oh I see it's mounted to another piece of plywood so it's free standing. That gives you the space behind. Is it a nail straight through those triangular pieces?
 
Yes, the control board is freestanding and slips right into the cabinet. I used a pocket jig to join the two boards together with screws along with a healthy bead of wood glue between the joint. The 4 triangle pieces are just glued on for additional support. The space behind the board is where I mounted power bricks and such.
 
Yes, the control board is freestanding and slips right into the cabinet. I used a pocket jig to join the two boards together with screws along with a healthy bead of wood glue between the joint. The 4 triangle pieces are just glued on for additional support. The space behind the board is where I mounted power bricks and such.
Got it! Thanks for the help.
 

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