Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

I've been drawing up plans for an aquarium for the past few days.

It's something like this, but the metal tank I usually use is a little hard to work with.

Don't you think so?

Huh?

You might think that, but the steel tank I usually use is all about capacity.

But when we're actually using it, storage capacity doesn't really matter, does it?

If anything, isn't it all about the size?

I think it’s more like, “Since this is the only space available on site, let’s go with an aquarium of this size!”

I want a tank with a capacity of 2 cubic meters. But even if I say that, you’ll probably just ask me the size of the tank, right?

And while I do think the bigger, the better, space is limited.

And above all, when I load it onto the truck, the drain and other parts stick out and get in the way!!

Especially the drain part at the bottom! That little bump is so annoying, lol.

That's why I'm drawing the blueprints with a design that eliminates this.

These are steel tanks designed with size as the top priority.

It looks something like this.

All reinforcements have been placed on the inside.

The drainage depth is expected to be about 5 mm.

I'm not exactly sure how much water there is, lol (probably around 3.5 m³?)

That's about it. (2250×2000×900)

The size is designed to fit our large double-bowl mixer,

It is designed to fit snugly inside a 4-metric-ton Unick truck and can be stacked without any issues.

It's really convenient that we can make custom orders in-house, lol.

The materials are supposed to arrive next week, so I'm planning to rush to get this done lol (I was going to hire a pro, but they didn't have any availability!)

If you have some free time, please come by and do some welding lol

See you later.