Solved Raise Tower off Ground

[JerometheGiraff]

Hi, I'm looking for something that I can place a tower, almost any size and weight to raise it up off the ground a few inches, for example if there is water, it can't get inside the tower etc, any suggestions ?

 

[Brink]

Hello Jerome,

Other than using a few blocks of wood, they have some nice inexpensive computer tower stands available that should do the trick.

The links below can help give you a better idea about them.

Google

and

https://www.google.com/search?q=com...N&tab=fi&authuser=0&ei=D9UnUcmSNees2wWQ_IDwBA

Hope this helps,
Shaw

 

[stormy13]

I used an old unused wooden shelf for mine (8" x 36" or so) I cut off about 6" from one end and then cut that in half, and attached them as legs with a couple of screws. Also added a couple of felt pads to the bottom seeing as it sits on a hardwood floor.

Total cost, $0 or close enough to it.

 

[JerometheGiraff]

Thanks Brink, I'm not a carpenter, unfortunately. Strictly a computer / graphics guru that is all I can help people with Oh I love model trains, don't have a set, yet when I get older

 

[Lady Fitzgerald]

Thanks Brink, I'm not a carpenter, unfortunately. Strictly a computer / graphics guru that is all I can help people with Oh I love model trains, don't have a set, yet when I get older

I would love to have a model train but I don't have a place to put one.

Try searching on NewEgg or Amazon for computer stand.

 

[Jacee]

If you live close to Home Depot or Lowes, buy a couple of concrete blocks and a wood shelf to fit on top of them. Make sure the wood shelf is a little over the length and width of the tower. Cheap diy

 

[Layback Bear]

Use your imagination. You can use a store bought stand or any thing you can think of.

 

[JerometheGiraff]

If you live close to Home Depot or Lowes, buy a couple of concrete blocks and a wood shelf to fit on top of them. Make sure the wood shelf is a little over the length and width of the tower. Cheap diy

That is what I'm going to do have to do

Thanks for everyone input