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    Posted: April 02 2005 at 11:05pm
Could someone with a 90 gallon tank (48x18x24) give me the outside dimensions. I need the exact "footprint" of the tank including the trim. I need these measurements so I can make a canopy of the correct size.

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48 1/2 X 24 1/2 hope that helps

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The footprint would be the 48 x 18 dimension.  You have approx, 1/4" in of glass on each side plus the top brace.  I don't know the exact dimension though.
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the exact dimensions are 48 1/2 x 24 1/2
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Eric, aren't the dimensions of a 90 gallon tank 48 long x 18 front to back x 24 high ?  Doesn't that make the footprint for making a canopy closer to 48 x 18 ?
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I started building a canopy yesterday for a tank I don't have yet, and then got a little concerned that it might not be correct. So if I built it 48 3/4" x 18 3/4" that should work, right?  the all-glass catalog (manufacturer of our future tank) shows the dimension as being 48 long X 18 Wide X 24 High.

So the total footprint would be 48.5 x 18.5 right?

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I think you would be safe with those measurements, my tank is 36 x 18 and the canopy is 36 5/8" inside dimension.

 

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yes but with the trim being 1/4 inch on each side you have to add 1/2 inch do the total dimensions

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Whenever I do a DIY project, I do not attempt to make it without having both items in front of me so that I can fit it every time I make any kind of cut, like when I need to saw some wood or plastic, cut some glass, etc. etc.

I would have trusted Eric's word on the dimensions, but then it became clear that he made a mistake. I don't trust myself to even cut things right on the first try so I measure it, mark it, hold it up to the other object, and then repeat to check my work before making the actual cut.

And what if you get a tank that for some reason is just a little off and you already have the hood cut, fitted and painted. You will wish you had been just a little more patient. Just my 2 cents worth.

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Mark where was my mistake?
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Mark, good advice for future reference. It's just difficult to have a nice, new, empty tank sitting on the kitchen floor without a stand/canopy ready to receive it. That takes a lot more patience than I've got right now. This old tank has got to go as soon as possible.
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Eric, you said 24 1/2 (twice ). Jon questioned it and I wanted to be certain so I just measured my 75 gal which is the same footprint as a 90, it's 18 1/2 inches
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HOLLY CRAP i did im so sorry wow im a idiot..
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My tank measurements are 48.5" X 18.5" (90 Gallon).

here is a great guide.  make sure that you add the 1/4" to each side measured for the trim (1/5" total)
http://www.cichlid-forum.com/articles/aquarium_sizes.php

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Thanks everyone! We just wanted to be sure. Now we can sleep better knowing that unless we get a defect, our hood should fit our future aquarium.
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