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Since i started growing i realized that the key to quality is environmental control, thus the need for a sealed room or chamber....
i found a lot discussions on the commercially available ones, but being the do-it-yourselfer that i am and knowing the 250 price tag was bs i set out to make my own... HERE IS MY STORY we started out with a trip to home depot x7 3/4 inch pvc pipe (10ft each) $2.19 ea x 7= $15.33 x8 3/4 slip by 1/2 fpt "y" couplings $1.19ea x 8= $9.52 x8 1/2fpt by 3/4 slip coupling $ 0.49ea x8= $3.92 x2 tarp zippers $8.99 ea x 2= $17.98 x1 roll of duct tape $5.49 x1 filtrate furnace filter $15.99 THEN TO THE HYDRO STORE: x1 roll of black and white poly plastic, also called panda plastic....$89 10 by 100 feet... unfortunately i couldn't source this anywhere else, so of course i got nailed... grand total = $ 158.13 the bulk of that being the poly plastic sheeting, after the project the roll looks untouched, you could probably make 10 rooms with a roll And we begin: Remove doors, shelves, rails EVERYTHING
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Now we start framing with the pvc, i made the lengths that run the length of the closet 1.5in longer to create some rigidity, KEEP IN MIND THIS IS NOT LOAD BEARING, AS LIGHTS AND OTHER GROW GADGETS ARE MOUNTED ON THE SIL OF THE CLOSET.
Time to lay some poly ![]() I cut mine way bigger than need be, my goal to make a floor that could hold some water as ill be putting in buckets later and Ive herd they leak sometimes I fold the edges like a Christmas present ![]() All the way around and sealed with a lot of duct tape repeat to top, i had a piece that was huge, so i stuck that puppy on top do the sides the same.... but remember to leave something open so you can step inside, install one zipper and complete: Continue sealing everything with duct tape, install next zipper and you should have something like this now if your lazy i guess you could just cut a few holes add plants and go.... I have OCD... read on
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so i flipped on my exhaust fan and this is what happened
SUCKtion.... I didn't think this would happen, so off the HD i go, and leave with a filtrate furnace filter, picked a spot out of sight and light and wound up with this LIGHT PROOFING! huh? Then I got in, turned the light on outside the tent and it was hella bright, so i started thinking, this is what i came up with OK I'm ghetto, but its all i had, spray can caps, and old weed bottles from the local co-op, this is done to prevent the poly sucking to the filter I'm a geniusthen taped one the front side and top the zipper has poly "blinds" on both side of the zipper MAN that grey duct tape pisses me off, why did'nt i buy white? hmmm.. that's pretty much it, was a bit more complex than i thought at first, but im quite happy with the result here's a pic with a few goodies mounted to the sil of the closet, not seen is the squirrel fan to the right, that all that ducting is going to. first time i used duct tape on a duct ![]()
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Very nice job dude, extenda-closet for sure! Clean and simple, bout time to throw some ladies in there and see what she'll produce. Nice.
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i love it man, nice work!
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Excellent job.
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thanks for the kind words...
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great work buddy... definatly a nice closet grow there... might have to consider some of your building methods with my next one.
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I like plywood! but good job bro!! looks neat...
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wood is heavy, expensive and harder to work with..
<--- two left thumbs... and im a renter :(
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