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![]() "Chris" wrote in message ... If my base is 100% level, and i am putting a ply tank down on it, should i still put styrofoam? the base is completly level in all directions. Thanks for any input Better safe than sorry? Being that styrofoam is so cheap (relatively speaking) why not just do it? Besides that, your base may be 100% level NOW. But after a few months of the stress of all the weight, I seriously doubt it will stay 100%. Just my .02 HTH ~Mort |
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If the base is wood, it will eventually settle and warp slightly after
taking the weight and being exposed to water. The styrofoam is meant to equalize these small fluctuations. It shouldn't be used to correct an already un level stand anyway. The stand should be leveled first and then the styro used for minute adjustments.. "Chris" wrote in message ... If my base is 100% level, and i am putting a ply tank down on it, should i still put styrofoam? the base is completly level in all directions. Thanks for any input |
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