10 Gallon Double Aquarium Stand (2 Stands in 1), Fish Tank Stand, Bird Cage Stand, 22.5" W x 31" H x 10.5" D

This product was easy to assemble and when it arrived i almost returned it with out assembling it becasuse it arrived in a flat box with assembly instuctions it is not completly welded to gether like fish tank stands from the oet store it is a bottm welded and top welded put the sides legs in yourself . But once assembled it is rock solid. Its styling is a little simplistic i would have liked something more ornate. But it is sturdy wich is number one in the purchase of a fish tank stand

I've had this for a long time now, a year or two - it's been lovely at holding my two ten gallon tanks - especially now that they're decommissioned at the moment! It's not at all wobbly as someone whose bumped into it a few times, it's easy to move and i had little issue setting it up despite some parts misaligning ever so slightly. 100% recommend

Definitely feels sturdy enough to hold two 10 gallon tanks. The only problem is I feel it wobbles a little too much. It’s very minimal but I don’t like that it wobbles at all. It could be my uneven floors but definitely worth the money

No Frills stand for my fish tank. Works great.

Best decision ever! It holds my 10 gallon starter kit from Petsmart. I love the minimalist look but I know something was missing. So from the same box I did a fake shelf to give it a little extra. Good built. I just have to figure out a way to make the cable disappear.

I was nervous when I opened the box and there were no instructions. No problem. It was 6 pieces that slid together. There are also 4 plastic caps for the posts. These do not fit snug and can just come out. I threw a little crazy glue in there.Exactly what you need to stack a couple of 10 gallons, leaves room to do water changes etc on the lower tank. If you have 2 tens buy this

I've been using this stand for about two years now. It was easy to assemble and has been an excellent piece of equipment. I have been using it as a double decker with one tank on top and another on the bottom. I have several problems using it this way. The basic problem, from my personal point of view is that since I passed my seventieth birthday, I have problems stooping down to work on the bottom tank. For a younger person this might not be as much of a problem. A more serious problem is that the space between the floor and the bottom shelf is only two inches. This is just enough room for things to slide or roll underneath, but too low to easily reach under and retrieve them, or to clean or vacuum. In future setups, I will use the lower shelf as storage and a place to keep my canister filter. Other than this, this is an excellent stand and I would recommend it for any practical aquarium or reptile keeper. I like that it is a simple design with little ornamentation. The focus in your setup should be on what is inside the tank, not what is under it.

Looks good fits great 👍