T-Slot Light Rack Design Ideas

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I have standard 125g display, 72x18x23.

I have been running 6-Bulb 80watt ATI but I've been thinking of putting together a T-Slot Light Rack to mount T5's and LED's.

I'm thinking, if I put together a T-Slot solution I can adapt it to any combination of T5's/LED's I want in the future.

I was curious if anyone out there has a good design, a good design idea or just just some good pointers.

Thanks.
 
Back section is screwed into studs in the wall - front section is suspended with typical light suspension cables.

I have 2 of these setup and they work well.

THIS is what I used

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