Sump tank

tipnatee

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I was thinking of getting a new sump tank cause the old one kept leaking after I moved to new location . It's glass 150 gallon. However do to uneven of the floor structure of new apartment in NY renting not own when I put the glass back together (cause I had to take it apart when moved). Do to the weight of water, even with the strong structure cabinate stand silicone can't seem to hold the micro millimeter shifting over time. So i was thinking of rebuild it to acrylics sump tank instead , with hope that it can withstand the shifting much better than glass since I can use acrylic bond . What do you think? Will it work? :eek:
 
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