20-37 Gallon Fish Tank Stand with Power Outlet, 30.7″x13.8″ Metal Frame Fish Stand, 3-Tier Wood Aquarium Stand, 400LBS Capacity Reptile Terrarium Stand
Multifunctional Fish Tank Stand This versatile terrarium stand is designed to accommodate aquatic and terrestrial habitats ranging from 20 to 37 gallons, including fish aquariums, turtle tanks, dual breeding setups, or reptile enclosures. With dimensions of 29.5″ x 30.7″ x 13.8″, it offers ample room for various aquatic and land-based setups. This stand combines practicality and aesthetics to complement your living space while meeting your pet-keeping requirements.
4-in-1 Power Outlets The stand for this aquarium features built-in power options, including 2 AC outlets and 2 USB ports, designed to efficiently meet the electrical requirements of various aquarium and reptile equipment. You don’t have to buy additional power outlets, this setup also reduces wire clutter and streamlines the management of your aquarium.
Heavy Duty Frame& Reversible Shelves This sturdy fish tank stand serves as an excellent addition to your aquarium setup, can install left and right positions to fit your needs. This stand constructed with powder-coated metal frames and durable MDF boards. The design incorporates six sturdy legs and an X-shaped support structure, capable of supporting weights up to 400 pounds ensuring steadiness and durability preventing any wobbling or breaking
Stylish Modern Design The understated elegance and refined, minimalist design make it adaptable to various home styles without concern for becoming outdated. This stand serves as both a functional piece and an attractive centerpiece that elevates your space, regardless of its placement in the living area, study, or sleeping quarters.
Easy Assembly The stand for the aquarium includes comprehensive setup instructions, enabling quick and easy assembly to conserve your effort and time. (Note: aquariums are not included, fish tank stand only )
2 reviews for 20-37 Gallon Fish Tank Stand with Power Outlet, 30.7″x13.8″ Metal Frame Fish Stand, 3-Tier Wood Aquarium Stand, 400LBS Capacity Reptile Terrarium Stand
Rated 5 out of 5
Thad Boyer –
Currently using for my Curly Hair tarantula’s terrarium. It is very sturdy and stable. Quick to put together. The outlet was a bonus. The shelves are nice and can house another spider if we want. The only downfall is the feet are not adjustable and my floor isn’t even so we had to wedge it to keep it level.
Rated 5 out of 5
Mrs. Melba Hyatt –
3.5 out of 5 stars: Detailed review with some tips to hopefully make this a 5 star experience for the next person.I really like this after all is said and done and it’s fully assembled. It has a nice look and is very spacious for displaying fish tank & storing food & tank accessories.I really like the amount of weight that it can hold. I have a two gallon tank on there for now, and when I upgrade will have the option of sizing up which is why I chose this particular stand. I also like that it comes with two standard outlets as well as two usb ports, all from one power cord. This is huge! We are using multiple outlets for pumps, lights, etc and no longer have to use an extension cord.I did have to assemble, disassemble, reassemble about 3 times due to very poor instructions. They came in torn, faded ink that’s hard to see, and zero written instruction only basic diagrams which were not detailed enough to differentiate between similar pieces. Not only were instructions confusing, but parts were mislabeled and caused confusion.Upon opening the box, I quickly saw that there were damaged/scratches on a few pieces. Scratches in the paint. Luckily, once building was complete you couldn’t see the scratched parts, so I’m over it.For the listing price of $89.99, you really are getting a good value item so long as you’re willing to deal with the poor instructions. Ive included some photos of parts that should have attention paid to. For example, the two side pieces “A” and “?”, are identical, but mine had the sticker for “A” on the wrong one, the other didn’t have a label. “B” is the center bar, if you just look at them first, you should see that “A” should have an extra set of holes on the back, that will line up with the middle bar so at the end you will attach cross cross wire-type bars (see the 3rd photo I posted for reference to the wire I’m talking about). Finally, when putting the “N” bars on, you’ll notice on one end they are connected with piece #6 on one end and #1 one the other. They look like similar widths , but #1 didn’t want to screw in and I had to go all the way back and flip the bar and then was able to get it to screw in. But you’ll have to unscrew other pieces to do that. It’s all these nuances that made assembly go from 45 mins to about 2 and a half hours.
Thad Boyer –
Currently using for my Curly Hair tarantula’s terrarium. It is very sturdy and stable. Quick to put together. The outlet was a bonus. The shelves are nice and can house another spider if we want. The only downfall is the feet are not adjustable and my floor isn’t even so we had to wedge it to keep it level.
Mrs. Melba Hyatt –
3.5 out of 5 stars: Detailed review with some tips to hopefully make this a 5 star experience for the next person.I really like this after all is said and done and it’s fully assembled. It has a nice look and is very spacious for displaying fish tank & storing food & tank accessories.I really like the amount of weight that it can hold. I have a two gallon tank on there for now, and when I upgrade will have the option of sizing up which is why I chose this particular stand. I also like that it comes with two standard outlets as well as two usb ports, all from one power cord. This is huge! We are using multiple outlets for pumps, lights, etc and no longer have to use an extension cord.I did have to assemble, disassemble, reassemble about 3 times due to very poor instructions. They came in torn, faded ink that’s hard to see, and zero written instruction only basic diagrams which were not detailed enough to differentiate between similar pieces. Not only were instructions confusing, but parts were mislabeled and caused confusion.Upon opening the box, I quickly saw that there were damaged/scratches on a few pieces. Scratches in the paint. Luckily, once building was complete you couldn’t see the scratched parts, so I’m over it.For the listing price of $89.99, you really are getting a good value item so long as you’re willing to deal with the poor instructions. Ive included some photos of parts that should have attention paid to. For example, the two side pieces “A” and “?”, are identical, but mine had the sticker for “A” on the wrong one, the other didn’t have a label. “B” is the center bar, if you just look at them first, you should see that “A” should have an extra set of holes on the back, that will line up with the middle bar so at the end you will attach cross cross wire-type bars (see the 3rd photo I posted for reference to the wire I’m talking about). Finally, when putting the “N” bars on, you’ll notice on one end they are connected with piece #6 on one end and #1 one the other. They look like similar widths , but #1 didn’t want to screw in and I had to go all the way back and flip the bar and then was able to get it to screw in. But you’ll have to unscrew other pieces to do that. It’s all these nuances that made assembly go from 45 mins to about 2 and a half hours.