Update on the build and a suggestion for the drain line. This build is scheduled for production late next week or first thing the week after. There are only four big ones in front of it. We can easily add a full tank drain bulkhead for this as well. I have had very good success with pex tubing for this type of application. Sleeving the pex is a good idea too. We can discuss further in more detail.
gotta know... what kind of $$ for something like this?? amazing!Two of these three are being built before yours. Sunshine yellow for sure. Then either the grape or the green. Then after we figure out the little details, yours is next. The stands and canopies are 100% waterproof.. Zero wood. The canopies have removable smoke colored polycarbonate light filtering lids. Canopy height is adjustable. There are internal t slot rails for light mounts. Integrated and interpedently switched power strip inside the canopies. Door panels are hinge less.
15-17K when all finished. That includes shipping which is not a small number. The canopy design is very nice. The furniture costs more than the tank.
All of our canopies are designed and available. We just have not created images for all of them. There are four versions (if you include bare light mounts) The 1) cabinet style which this build will have, 2) bikini style 3) floating 4) universal light mount. All four will have additional options.
gotta know... what kind of $$ for something like this?? amazing!
Here are pics of the bikini style. Low profile to cover the water line. This one is for a FW peninsula AIO so the lights are low enough to be hidden by the canopy. Optional black polycarbonate light blocking lids sit below the trim.
All of our canopies are designed and available. We just have not created images for all of them. There are four versions (if you include bare light mounts) The 1) cabinet style which this build will have, 2) bikini style 3) floating 4) universal light mount. All four will have additional options.
I need a purple one!
That one looked great. I wish I could have posted it. The client decided against the floating canopy and went with a cabinet style. He (rather well known) did not want it publicized. Now that you brought it up, the challenge with those is the hinges. The removable access panels are not everyone's favorite. The panels are only 1/4 inch thick so attaching full hinges to them is still something we are looking into.
That’s pretty exciting news on the schedule. Thank you for the update!
