Acrylic Stand - is it strong enough?

[dc_tadpole]

I bought a Clear for Life acrylic stand and canopy for use with a 90 gallon tank and am wondering if this thing is strong enough to support what I predict will be between 750-1000 lbs. It's constructed using a 3/16"-1/4"-thick acrylic formed to a rectangular shape. It has a clear 1/8"-3/16"-thick acrylic sheet on the top and the bottom. Does anyone else use this? I attached a photo.

I'm new to this hobby. This is my first setup. *celebrate.

 

[radmobile]

is there supports inside? can you get better pics.

 

[dc_tadpole]

No supports. It's just a vertical acrylic sheet that's 3/16"-1/4" thick. It wraps around to form the rectangular base. There's a 20"x20" opening at the front.

 

[radmobile]

what are the dimensions of the stand, as well as the tank. Is the stand meant for a standard size 90 or is it for say a 55 but your 90 is real tall?

 

[dc_tadpole]

this is 48" x 18" x 30". it was designed for a 90 gallon tank. see: Clear-for-Life Black Acylic Cabinet Stand for 90 Gallon 48in x 18in x 30in Aquarium

Also I wanted to use a glass tank, which I understand are heavier than acrylic tanks.

 

[radmobile]

If it was for a 90 then it will hold. Even if its a glass tank, I'm almost certain there is a big enough factor of safety to account for glass aqauriums, live rock etc.

Stand looks cool too, I like the acrylic look.