[Greenthumber]

Got all the wood and drywall to start building my flower and veg room today. Tomorrow begins the framing

[Phaeton]

Framed in rooms, built on purpose to garden in. That is a dream fulfilled.

[Greenthumber]

Originally Posted by Phaeton

Framed in rooms, built on purpose to garden in. That is a dream fulfilled.

Tell me about it I feel like a kid on Christmas even just can't wait!! Lol

[CHEFfy]

Mmmm... the best. Do yourself a favor and insulate em well, seal it up and run all power in conduit, surface mounted. Each time I build a room I tweak the design a bit and that detail helped with running sealed rooms more than anything.

[CHEFfy]

Looks like a good spot though... gonna split up the space for veg/bloom?

[Dislexus]

That new build feeling! It doesn't even feel like work. Subscribed!

[Greenthumber]

Originally Posted by CHEFfy

Mmmm... the best. Do yourself a favor and insulate em well, seal it up and run all power in conduit, surface mounted. Each time I build a room I tweak the design a bit and that detail helped with running sealed rooms more than anything.

I will soon find that out for myself that's for sure but I'm geeked considering my first room years ago was just hacked together, it was a mess and trying to do things 100% this time lol. I do plan on insulating well and making sure it's sealed tight, as far as conduit goes I'm not sure What route I'll be going yet but the tip is greatly appreciated and hope the extra money applies for it( any specific reason it's beneficial for conduit? Also yes they will be two separate rooms but the door for veg will be inside the flower room

[Greenthumber]

Originally Posted by Dislexus

That new build feeling! It doesn't even feel like work. Subscribed!

That statement couldn't be more accurate lol

[CHEFfy]

Way easier to seal the room when not having to deal with boxes cut into the wall. Also, much more flexibility for adding/moving outlets for fans/lights etc. build yourself (or have a sparky friend build for you) a subpanel for the room and go surface mount conduit from there. I'll try to snap a pic of mine tonite, you might be able to see it in some of my pics from a cpl yrs ago also. Anyhow it saves time, and can be cheaper in the end than running Romex thru your walls.

[Greenthumber]

Originally Posted by CHEFfy

Way easier to seal the room when not having to deal with boxes cut into the wall. Also, much more flexibility for adding/moving outlets for fans/lights etc. build yourself (or have a sparky friend build for you) a subpanel for the room and go surface mount conduit from there. I'll try to snap a pic of mine tonite, you might be able to see it in some of my pics from a cpl yrs ago also. Anyhow it saves time, and can be cheaper in the end than running Romex thru your walls.

Thanks for breaking it down for me lol I'm going to give the advice forward as I'm not exactly supplying the cash but I basically have the freedom of setting it up how I see best lol I'm helping out a family memeber that has no clue what they are doing basically.. thanks again and I'll check out your pics here shortly