Setting Up Some Grow Rooms

[greenthumbnewb]

whats up all setting up some grow rooms. stay tuned for updates. everyones comments bad or good is welcome...we are here to show our build and all the bumps in the road that come with it..who's in?

 

[issack]

Im in.. good luck and keep us updated.

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

Hi,
I am curious...

 

[milehighmedical]

Throw us some stats bro... gotta know the dimensions, lighting, ventilation, medium, strain... what's goin down?

 

[greenthumbnewb]

 

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TEMPORARY WATER/NUTE STASH

 

[rasputin]

That should be a sick set-up once everythings been built and finished. Nice space greenthumb.

 

[milehighmedical]

Beautiful, thanks for the pictures.

 

[greenthumbnewb]

That should be a sick set-up once everythings been built and finished. Nice space greenthumb.

hey thanks alot stay tuned

 

[PharmaCan]

Nice looking work! If you do anymore rooms, save yourself a few bucks and use regular drywall. That greenboard is totally unnecessary.

PC

 

[greenthumbnewb]

Nice looking work! If you do anymore rooms, save yourself a few bucks and use regular drywall. That greenboard is totally unnecessary.

PC

thanks!

Can you elaborate on why you say its not necessary to use moisture resistant drywall? Figured it would be better than just the reg

 

[free radical]

Seeing more and more of these warehouse style rooms. Looks trick can't wait to see it fully set up.

Stay safe.

 

[simple green]

Gonna be sick! Nice building

 

[PharmaCan]

thanks!

Can you elaborate on why you say its not necessary to use moisture resistant drywall? Figured it would be better than just the reg

The greenboard is made for wet locations like bathrooms where it can get splashed or so humid/steamy that the walls actually get wet. With your application your humidity might get a little high from time to time, but it shouldn't get high enough to warrant greenboard. If it does get high enough to need greenboard then your bud is all going to rot and you will want to put your fist thru the wall, in which case it will be preferable to have regular drywall that has softened up a bit.

Regular drywall with a coat of PVA Sealer then a coat or two of flat white paint is plenty good for normal grow-room conditions. Regardless of the type of drywall you use, the drywall should be lifted 1/2" from the floor (they make a little tool you step on to make this easy). Keeping the drywall a little bit off the floor keeps water spills from soaking into the drywall. If you didn't lift the drywall, fuck it. It's not worth redoing it and cutting it would be counter-productive. Just make sure to wipe up spills right away so that water doesn't soak into your drywall as it will cause mold.

PC

 

[greenthumbnewb]

the green board was to be extra safe no big deal but thanks for explaining..duh i should have thought of that..haha...and dont worry the sheetrock is spaced an inch from the floor and used pressure treated 2x4's for the floor..thanks guys we be doen more work today stay tuned!

 

[PharmaCan]

the green board was to be extra safe no big deal but thanks for explaining..duh i should have thought of that..haha...and dont worry the sheetrock is spaced an inch from the floor and used pressure treated 2x4's for the floor..thanks guys we be doen more work today stay tuned!

Yeah, hell, the greenboard isn't going to hurt anything - just thought I'd save you a few bucks on your next room.

Good luck with your project - lookin good!!!!

PC

 

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