Is the shelf space 48' or is that the width of the entire piece with poles included? I want to put a tank on it that is 48 inches long.
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The measurement is the entire piece (including the holes). To fit between the posts/holes in the front of the shelving the tank can't exceed 44-3/4". However, the width from front to back between the posts/holes is 15-1/4". Therefore, if your tank is narrow enough it could go the full 48". Hope this helps. Let me know if what I've written isn't clear.
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The previous answer is correct, except... I presume you mean 48 inches, not 48 feet as typed. I don't know if it applies to this unit (Amazon combines feedback from different shelves as long as the generic subject is the same) but my shelf poles came as 2 separate poles that screwed together for each corner. If you wanted to make 2-36" tall units, you could put the rollers on one and the stationary legs on the other. Your tank would fit on the top of one of these as long as it was less than 18" deep. You night have to add a 1/4" spacer on the shelf to bring it up to the top of the lip of the pole mount.Hope this gives you some options.Mike The previous answer is correct, except... I presume you mean 48 inches, not 48 feet as typed. I don't know if it applies to this unit (Amazon combines feedback from different shelves as long as the generic subject is the same) but my shelf poles came as 2 separate poles that screwed together for each corner. If you wanted to make 2-36" tall units, you could put the rollers on one and the stationary legs on the other. Your tank would fit on the top of one of these as long as it was less than 18" deep. You night have to add a 1/4" spacer on the shelf to bring it up to the top... » Read More The previous answer is correct, except... I presume you mean 48 inches, not 48 feet as typed. I don't know if it applies to this unit (Amazon combines feedback from different shelves as long as the generic subject is the same) but my shelf poles came as 2 separate poles that screwed together for each corner. If you wanted to make 2-36" tall units, you could put the rollers on one and the stationary legs on the other. Your tank would fit on the top of one of these as long as it was less than 18" deep. You night have to add a 1/4" spacer on the shelf to bring it up to the top of the lip of the pole mount.Hope this gives you some options.Mike « Show Less
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Someone wrote the width was about 48 inches. I'm also curious to know the height, however. My guess is about 36 inches...
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You would need the 48" to properly span the tank. The 36" would not cover the whole length and would have to sit on top of the glass.
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Ours is installed now and we cut it down to 36 X 48 but it was 48 X 48 to start with. The 2 big gray panels in the picture snap together to form the base. Not sure what the metric measurements are - maybe the box?
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If you do the math correctly, the previous responder was mistaken. Each individual section is 12" wide, 12" deep, and 8" high. The unit is 50" high and has 6 shelves; keeping in mind that the hook portion at top is approximately 2 inches, the shelving portion is actually closer to 48 inches. 48 divided by 6 is 8. So each of the 6 sections is 8 inches high.
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Not sure. I gave it as a present . I would call the company.My guess is that it would span 48".
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The pipe is 48" long. 24" pipes are also available. Great product but shipping may be a problem without getting a dent or two in the pipe.Good Luck.
45748
Sorry, it's only 48 inches. Too bad. It's a quality piece of work. Looks great where I have it. Good luck.
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The middle shelf section is 21" wide. It's a beautiful and sturdy unit and I highly recommend it!
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Just measured inside and out and I don't believe it would fit. I think 48" would be max. Sorry.
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Yep 48 x 32. A bit of caution, the surface is not durable (it's pressed paper) or load-bearing... for example, it won't support a cooler with contents.
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The poles on the four corners come in two pieces and they screw together. You could get away with only putting together one half of the poles, but that would only be about 30 inches. If you are trying to just take the last foot off the top, then you cannot do that without cutting the poles. You can however move the shelves around to whatever height you want. So you can have a 4 shelves instead of 5 but it will still be the 64ish inches high. I hope this helps
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If you mean will a 48 or 60 inch the light is for a 48 to 60 inch so the light is 48 inches long just put something 48 inches over your aquarium and you will see how it will look the light is for 60 inch the longest so you would have to support it or hang it above your 72 inch aquarium. If you have any more questions or would like to call and ask more my number is 1-909-519-9311 Thanks Allen
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The 48"between the side rails is a full 48". It is not a outside measurement.
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Width is 36 inches but you can install a 2x4 on top at 48 inches and it works great. That`s what I did to mine.
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48" won't be enough. The long bench length alone is 43 1/2", but once it is all put together in the corner, it'll be too long. My short side had 59" of space and that was too short for the long bench side. Sorry.
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It is 48" wide at the bottom and middle, and about 44" near the top. Hope this helps.