These are very sturdy stands. They look good too. Very quick and easy to assemble.

I purchased this yesterday, while putting it together I noticed screws were stripped. Also the legs are stripped. I am unsure if this stand will hold my tank due to this. They should have provided additional screws for this.

Stand assembled easily and fit perfectly for the 10 gallon tank. You were the ONLY pet store that had it in stock. Thanks

I own this model and one of the larger ones built for 55/75 G tanks. The good thing about these is they are powder coated metal. So many other aquarium stands are particle board. Build is quick ~15 mintues by myself and they look decent. Is it flawless, no, but for this price point it is a solid winner. And face it. End of the day, the tank is the focus point, not the stand. Added benefit you can put a second (smaller) tank underneath, which I do for an ATO reservoir. The levelling feet and foam pads are a nice bonus.

I got goldfish as a gift at an under the sea theme party but I did not have a tank. A few days later I rushed to get a tank and stand for the safety of my fish. To assemble this, If you did something wrong you’ll need to start all over. And after hours of assembling, the last screw wouldn’t go inside all the way. However it is sturdy and only moves if I physically move it so I’m not so worried for it collapsing being that my tank is only 5.5 and I put glass underneath it. But if I were to do it again, I’ll spend $15 more dollars for less stress and a screw not popping out

Uneven Base, Dangerous for water filled tanks. The stand is not level and will cause stress cracks in tanks. Is fine for reptiles, but should not be used for any heavy tanks.

Ended up returning as I could not get it 100 level with out using a piece of wood under it.

It’s beautiful when you combine the fish tank with the adequate background and the correct size of fishes.