A tank in the wall
Well after keeping a D&D 24 gallon for a year I decided to upgrade to a 24 inch 50 gallon custom cube about 6 months ago. not long after it was up a running I knew it was not for me , so I immediately started planning my next project {this one} and well after a lot of paper work and meetings with the planer from the council I have finally got the project started.
I have placed a couple of paint drawings just to show the layout of my house now, and to help show what I have planed.
In fig 2 you can see the wall separating the two rooms has been removed and the door way from room 2 into the breakfast room will no longer be needed so that’s where I am planning on having the new tank built into the wall,
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Well after keeping a D&D 24 gallon for a year I decided to upgrade to a 24 inch 50 gallon custom cube about 6 months ago. not long after it was up a running I knew it was not for me , so I immediately started planning my next project {this one} and well after a lot of paper work and meetings with the planer from the council I have finally got the project started.
I have placed a couple of paint drawings just to show the layout of my house now, and to help show what I have planed.
In fig 2 you can see the wall separating the two rooms has been removed and the door way from room 2 into the breakfast room will no longer be needed so that’s where I am planning on having the new tank built into the wall,
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FIG 2