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Tank size in upstairs room

When records were a thing :rolleyes: it was marvelous when I moved from an upper floor rented room to a concrete floored house. I could now play a whole side of a record without it jumping due to me breathing/moving in the same room....:eek:
And they're coming back!
 
After further research I think that the only problem I'm likely to encounter is the feet of the cabinet punching through the floor boards because I have no way to find where the joists are. So I'll put down a base board of 18mm plywood directly onto the floor and fix adjustable feet to the bottom of the cabinet so I can level it again if there is any settlement over time.

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After further research I think that the only problem I'm likely to encounter is the feet of the cabinet punching through the floor boards because I have no way to find where the joists are. So I'll put down a base board of 18mm plywood directly onto the floor and fix adjustable feet to the bottom of the cabinet so I can level it again if there is any settlement over time.

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A very good solution to the problem.
 
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