Weight limits for second floor house/condo, etc...?

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Anyone here know of aquarium weight limits for a second floor house/condo, etc...?

Interested in a 120 gallon (60" H x 18" W x 26" H).
 
As long as you are placing it along a wall and across the floor joists, I think you are fine. I had a 80 gallon with a 40 gallon sump on the second floor of my townhouse and had no issues.
 
As mentioned above it will depend on the structural layout and tank positioning.
 
Anyone here know of aquarium weight limits for a second floor house/condo, etc...?

Interested in a 120 gallon (60" H x 18" W x 26" H).
Had my 130 with a 40 gallon sink above the garage no issues at all.
 

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