Bush Grower
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That is awesome.
Inflatable Concrete Grow Room
- Thread starter Hundred Gram Oz
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approx $29’000???
seems very pricey... for 29k you could build yourself a NICE underground cement bunker...
only difference is time... this bad boy goes up in a day...very cool item...
i think once mass production hits the states THEN the price might drop...
anyone wanna try to DIY this one?? haha, im sure it could be done...
seems very pricey... for 29k you could build yourself a NICE underground cement bunker...
only difference is time... this bad boy goes up in a day...very cool item...
i think once mass production hits the states THEN the price might drop...
anyone wanna try to DIY this one?? haha, im sure it could be done...
Good to see some great responses in this thread, hmmmmm I couldn't see them charging t$29,000 for one, seems very expensive. I like that link ya put up Eminem $2,100 would seem a very inexpensive price to pay.
Globel did you send them an email or did you find that info laying around on the net? I'm just going to send them an email now, I'll post the reply up here as soon as I get it! wooo its bunker time!
Globel did you send them an email or did you find that info laying around on the net? I'm just going to send them an email now, I'll post the reply up here as soon as I get it! wooo its bunker time!
Nice one globel, I sent them an email but am still waiting for a reply, will be interesting if their prices are the same, I wouldn't be surprised if they were playing with you to try and get rid of that extra one in California. Time will tell.
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IE2KS_KUSH
That's an easy fix, chainsaw, 55 gallon drums, hidden underground bunker. Problem soved.
sito007
Member
how about digging out a 20x20 ditch build a frame of 2x2's cover it with white plastic then cover that with thrown away rugs you can get just about anywhere. get dry cement bags at the local hardware , put the cement mix on top of the rugs be generous with the cement make sure it get all over the rug then pour water on it . it should harden in a few days after just pack back the dirt. wa la!
suggest getting portable ac unit.
wonder if anyone has done this? it would be cool . go out deep in the forest and do this . i guess you would have to get solar power or if you lucky find a small body of moving water and build a hydro power generator, i think that's what its called?
suggest getting portable ac unit.
wonder if anyone has done this? it would be cool . go out deep in the forest and do this . i guess you would have to get solar power or if you lucky find a small body of moving water and build a hydro power generator, i think that's what its called?
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coconaut
Since this thread got resurrected..
In the reply from the Concrete Canvas company;
Would you really want to be the only one in North America to own one of these while having it stocked full of plants?
Discovery channel could come knocking at your door.
In the reply from the Concrete Canvas company;
Would you really want to be the only one in North America to own one of these while having it stocked full of plants?
Discovery channel could come knocking at your door.
Bump
Airform Concrete structures don't take a whole lot more time
http://www.monolithic.com/stories/grow-your-food-in-a-monolithic-cabin-grow-dome
http://www.monolithic.com/stories/grow-your-food-in-a-monolithic-cabin-grow-dome
itzgrowtime
Member
these are great
David762
Member
It might have its uses, dependent upon cost.
It might have its uses, dependent upon cost.
It might have its uses, dependent upon cost. I could see it being used as a remote rural shelter, since it could be readily deployed, covered and camouflaged. Without a link to point to its' structural strength, or its' cost, such use would be speculative.
OTOH, used cargo shipping containers can be obtained almost anywhere in the USA. They are strong enough to stack 6 high. They are constructed with 6 sides. Delivered cost ranges from $2,400.00 to perhaps $3,200.00, dependent upon shipping charges. They are also available in different lengths, including 20, 40, 45, 48, and 53 feet. Some vendors will even modify the container for you, by cutting and installing door(s) and window(s). Architectural students have used cargo containers to construct multi-story multi-family dwellings. They are practically ubiquitous.
http://www.chassisking.com/products/container-chassis/
http://inhabitat.com/index.php?s=cargo+container
It might have its uses, dependent upon cost.
Here is a fairly new product that will have all you like minded growers thinking
Have a look at this baby
http://www.youtube.com/watch?gl=GB&hl=en-GB&v=vv3SII568v0
If I had one of these I'd bury it, I have looked over shipping containers in the past BUT this would outdo them IMO.
What would you do if you had this and how would you do it?
HGO
It might have its uses, dependent upon cost. I could see it being used as a remote rural shelter, since it could be readily deployed, covered and camouflaged. Without a link to point to its' structural strength, or its' cost, such use would be speculative.
OTOH, used cargo shipping containers can be obtained almost anywhere in the USA. They are strong enough to stack 6 high. They are constructed with 6 sides. Delivered cost ranges from $2,400.00 to perhaps $3,200.00, dependent upon shipping charges. They are also available in different lengths, including 20, 40, 45, 48, and 53 feet. Some vendors will even modify the container for you, by cutting and installing door(s) and window(s). Architectural students have used cargo containers to construct multi-story multi-family dwellings. They are practically ubiquitous.
http://www.chassisking.com/products/container-chassis/
http://inhabitat.com/index.php?s=cargo+container
ganjasuiteseat
Member
could grow 10 tons of shoorms in a year in the big 1.im gonna lookfurther into this see if i can whip up a shed model
