Blaze & Daze

Rsawr

Smoke and Mirrors
Staff member
No divider. I'm planning on doing everything in the small cabinet and using the tent mainly for flowering. AC Infinity seems to be the best bang for the buck 2000D canvas, the gorilla tent is 1680D and twice the price.
Ahhhh! So the tent is an addition, not the only space you're gonna have!

I went with the cheapest options for my tents. I assume the zippers are usually the first and only thing to fail on a tent. Other than zippers, I can't figure out why I would want a thicker material. Do you have a reason?
 

shnkrmn

Well-Known Member
Ahhhh! So the tent is an addition, not the only space you're gonna have!

I went with the cheapest options for my tents. I assume the zippers are usually the first and only thing to fail on a tent. Other than zippers, I can't figure out why I would want a thicker material. Do you have a reason?
Durability. For whatever reason, I've had to take down and reassemble my tent several times. Thinner material is more likely to rip or give way at the seams and provides greater support to the zippers. Rubbing your zippers with a candle helps lubricate them so they operate more smoothly, causing less strain.
 

Rsawr

Smoke and Mirrors
Staff member
Durability. For whatever reason, I've had to take down and reassemble my tent several times. Thinner material is more likely to rip or give way at the seams and provides greater support to the zippers. Rubbing your zippers with a candle helps lubricate them so they operate more smoothly, causing less strain.
That's fair! Once I am more years in, I may start to appreciate the higher cost products a bit more. Right now, the 60 buck tent I have would need to become unusable 3 times more often in the same number of years before it was worth buying the more costly one. And so far it's almost 3 years old and works fine after 3 assemblies.

Nice tip with the wax, sounds like something my mom would have told me to do if I brought it up, hah.
 

Laughing Grass

Well-Known Member
Ahhhh! So the tent is an addition, not the only space you're gonna have!

I went with the cheapest options for my tents. I assume the zippers are usually the first and only thing to fail on a tent. Other than zippers, I can't figure out why I would want a thicker material. Do you have a reason?
What @shnkrmn said lol. My first tent was a cheapo secret jardin. I think I paid around $100 for it. Pinhole light leaks everywhere at the seams and the zipper started to separate from the canvas in less than a year.
 

DarkWeb

Well-Known Member
What @shnkrmn said lol. My first tent was a cheapo secret jardin. I think I paid around $100 for it. Pinhole light leaks everywhere at the seams and the zipper started to separate from the canvas in less than a year.
Had my Secret Jardin for 5 years and not one problem. Would definitely get another one too. I like it 1000 times better then the vevosun's I got for cheap extras.
 
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