I want to store RO water in a 40 gallon all glass aquarium... does this mount on the side without having to drill any holes?
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The valve is as you see with a threaded inlet. The only way to mount without drilling would be as is done on our coffee machine; this is to make a slotted block of polythene or similar into which you could mount the valve which would then simply sit on the edge of the glass.
843502
I did not have to drill a hole. Everything for mounting was right there with the one screw. I don't know what all the others are talking about but I mine was fine.
1694871
Yes, that is what I did with rack. I did put a piece of glass on shelf first. It fits a small spot perfectly.
1211412
The one I bought came with a hook, that can be attached to the tank. So no holes in the wall.
1331721
I mounted mine in front of the wheel well. The lid can be hinged on either side.
2026681
No, only on a relative straight surface. the side is too much of a curve for mounting. It works pretty good.
1518156
That's the way I installed mine, beneath the dinette seat, only a few inches from the pump. I did build a wood mount, & secured the tank w/ a bent length of all-thread rod, cushioned by a left over piece of water line tubing. It works just fine, although I didn't install a shut-off/isolation valve.
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No holes. Because I was using mine for a sump pump, removing water pressure from under the foundation, I drilled my own, all up and down the sides, and in the bottom. The lack of holes is a good thing, as it allows for other uses. Drilling is super easy. Nice product.
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Dear Gregg, There are no holes in this safe, but there are indentations where the safe is thinner so you can easily drill holes in it to mount to any floor. I have mine mounted to the floor, and it is wonderfully strong and cannot be moved once mounted. There are directions for mounting the safe to the floor in the booklet that is enclosed with the safe, but it is so simple, you don't need directions. One thing we did when mounting the safe to the floor, is we used rubber washers under the bolt screws to keep the safe waterproof, in case of any flooding. Thank you for your question and I hope my answer helps. Maren Dear Gregg, There are no holes in this safe, but there are indentations where the safe is thinner so you can easily drill holes in it to mount to any floor. I have mine mounted to the floor, and it is wonderfully strong and cannot be moved once mounted. There are directions for mounting the safe to the floor in the booklet that is enclosed with the safe, but it is so simple, you don't need directions. One thing we did when mounting the safe to the floor, is we used rubber washers under the bolt screws to keep the safe waterproof, in case of any flooding. Thank you for your question... » Read More Dear Gregg, There are no holes in this safe, but there are indentations where the safe is thinner so you can easily drill holes in it to mount to any floor. I have mine mounted to the floor, and it is wonderfully strong and cannot be moved once mounted. There are directions for mounting the safe to the floor in the booklet that is enclosed with the safe, but it is so simple, you don't need directions. One thing we did when mounting the safe to the floor, is we used rubber washers under the bolt screws to keep the safe waterproof, in case of any flooding. Thank you for your question and I hope my answer helps. Maren « Show Less
1851971
There are no holes in this storage container, I think it would work well as a small garden pond. Good idea, never thought about using one or teo for that. Tks for the great idea.
1592016
I put mine on a free floated tube by drilling hole in tube and mounting it, and it works fine. that is the best I can do for you. sorry, and good luck
1668376
This is meant to rest on a glass lid. If your tank does not have one and you do not wish to buy one, you can have glass cut to fit the lid of your aquarium at your local hardware store. It is very inexpensive to have this done. You can also purchase a pre-made glass aquarium cover.
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No. It is not mentioned in the owners manual and there are no holes are mounting pieces on the unit.
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Yes, as in my case too, you can place the filter under your tank within the cabinet. There are no holes to drill, but you will have to make a couple of slots in your tank cover. These are for the inlet and outlet tubes. You probably already have one for your air tubing. Most of these tank covers have a plastic strip across the rear, with one or two glass plates forming the front of the lid. The back plastic strip usually cuts easily with scissors. Be sure and check out some of the great youtube.com videos on setting up Eheim filters. More good news - the filters are equipped with two inlet and two outlet valves with disconnects between each pair which greatly facilitate the removal and cleaning of the filter without the inadvertent release of water. Again, check out the applicable youtube.com videos. Also, since your filter canister will be within your cabinet, you might find it handy to install within your cabinet one of those inexpensive battery-powered adhesive-backed lights for when you need to access the canister or other stuff within the cabinet.
701150
Hello there,My apologies I work 40 hours a week if more so I'm just reviewing your answer. No it does not have side holes. But it is still an awesome aerator.
1910791
this is a bubble bar, so it is made to be placed at bottom of aquarium. You can find led lights prob cheaper that you could mount above tank.
2108996
Not at all. I have a standard 55 gallon tank with a mid divider. I bought two of these and it fits the right and left perfectly.