GDLF 40-50 Gallon Fish Tank Stand with Plant Shelf Metal Aquarium Stand with Cubby Storage 36.6" x 18.5" Tabletop fits Aquarium,Turtle Tank,or Reptile Terrariums

I was looking for a good stand that could hold enough weight for two 10-gallon tanks plus extra weight for security, and this one was perfect! After scrolling through countless stands, I found this one with all the qualities I was looking for. The only thing I was worried about is the lack of reviews, but so far it’s been great. It’s able to hold lots of weight, has extra shelves for storage, adjustable feet for leveling, and isn’t too wide. The assembly was easy enough, it looks great, and for the price it’s good quality. It’s been up since July and I’ve had no issues with it so far. ☺️

One of the best products I recently bought from Amazon. It’s easy to assemble and it’s very sturdy and stable. The design is very good. You can use it for keeping two tanks, though I used only the top one. You can feel the quality of the material compared to the normal product that we purchase. I highly recommend it. One area, it can be improved on is the assembly instructions, a QR code video link to an assembly video would be great or clear layman words description. You have to check the direction before putting some screws to get it aligned in both sides, but that’s not there, hope the seller will correct it.

Sturdy, easy to put together, just make sure both holes on both sides of the legs are on one side when putting it together. ( it doesn't show it in the instructions, but i added it in my picture). These fit my 40 gallon breeder tanks perfectly. The top shelf makes it easy to mount lights, and an extra shelf space is always nice.

Stability: It is extremely sturdy and built very well. The whole structure holds alot of weight and it was very easy to put together. Functionality: This is the perfect stand for my 2x 30 gal frog terrariums! I have plants on the top shelf and also a 10 gal tank on the bottom. If you have multiple reptiles/amphibians, I would highly recommend this set up. Value for money: You get a ton of space for a very affordable price compared to other brands

I’ve read some reviews the instruction sheet was poorly written. I wouldn’t agree with that assessment. True, I had to read the instructions a couple of times but it was very clear to me with a cup of coffee. It took 2 hours to build which I consider reasonable for a sturdy piece. If it was fast and easy to assemble, then it would probable be flimsy. I wish the hardware used wasn’t so “different” that it can’t be replaced at an ordinary hardware store. Although hardware replacements can be found in a Grainger catalog. I also noticed while the welds were stolid, it did lack a certain professional finish. Regardless, I could have spent at twice the money for something similar. I avoided products that included veneer wood products. Rather, I purchased a butcher block and saved a lot of money. The upper shelf turned out to be super handy. I liked the aesthetics of the upper third shelf but it turned out to be essential for my aquarium light to hang from On the whole, I would do the same purchase over again. No regrets. Just be prepared to do a bit extra leg work to get exactly what you want if you want to save literally hundreds of dollars.

The first one I got was really bad, like welded horribly falling apart, just terrible. I contacted the company and they send me a new one and it was perfect. I also did not have to send the old one back. It's nice and sturdy. Very happy

I LOVE this stand. I bought it for my snake enclosure and it looks perfect, I promptly started to sticker it up. Took me around 2hrs to build but well worth it. It's sturdy, solid, and looks great. It also comes with a wall anchor in case you want to better secure it better to the wall but as ling as you arebt shaking the stand, the top shelf is sturdy enough. Worth the money and time to build.

I have a 40-gallon Breeder for a Bearded Dragon baby in an almost bioactive set-up. It's amazing. I haven't used it for a fish tank, so I can't say how it holds up with the weight of one. But it's perfect for Mr. Pancake. I do like the storage container on the bottom for his food and powders, and I can use the other part to hold my breeding mealworms once I have a 10-gallon tank for them. I had no issues putting it together. I think I put the hinge side of the door on the storage box a little too close to the hinge edge, but it hasn't worn too badly or scraped too much. That would be the only thing I'd suggest really watching when anyone puts it on. Just remember to check how it closes a couple of times to ensure it's positioned well.