Where can I order an internal overflow?

[Rek84]

I'm trying to find an internet site where I can purchase an internal overflow for a 60 gallon cube tank. I'd prefer a strong acrylic one, rather than a glass one. My tank is going to be drilled on the bottom (probably for both flow to sump, and return) and I'm having a difficult time finding an internal overlow. I have found one site online that I like, but haven't heard back from them yet. I'm in kind of a hurry because my current tank is leaking. I didn't know finding a custom built internal overflow would be so difficult!!

Can anyone please help me?

[acharpenter]

http://www.austinoceans.com/products-overflows.html

http://www.wetdryfilter.com/internal_overflow_boxes.htm

http://www.glasscages.com/

[Rek84]

Thank you!! If anyone else has any more options, I'd love to see them as well.

[kimber45]

you'll probably want the overflow constructed of the same material as your tank for bonding issue's.

[Rek84]

Thank you, I will definitely ask about that when I order one!

[Rek84]

I really appreciate the help guys. Does anyone have any other suggestions for an online place I can purchase an overflow? Austin's Oceans is out of business, and I haven't been able to reach anyone at wetdryfilter.com. I sent them an email yesterday morning, but haven't heard anything from them, although I really like the looks of their overflows. I figured there'd be tons of people selling these, I was kind of shocked to see so few places come up when I searched online. Any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

[kbb0118]

+1 for glass holes. There is no bonding issue because the bulkhead goes through the box which is four-sided. I own four of these and they are always very quiet!

Good luck!

[kimber45]

+1 for glass holes. There is no bonding issue because the bulkhead goes through the box which is four-sided. I own four of these and they are always very quiet!

Good luck!

he's looking for a internal. :spin2:

[extreme5450]

they are