Search results

Already have velcro on my setup and it was 10 bucks for 20 feet, so it was enough to do all 3 sides of the front. Thanks for the suggestion though.

Lowes/HD did not have two of the 3/4" fittings I needed: http://flexpvc.com/cart/html/images/PVC4way34inch.jpg and http://flexpvc.com/cart/html/images/PVC3way34inch.jpg I needed 8 of each. I got the T fittings and cross fittings from HD though. The tent is wrapped with Panda film. It's held...

Nice to see others doing DIY tents. Here is my tent, ordered the fittings and got the pipe from lowes. Was ~$100 for materials and took a few hours to cut the pieces and assemble. Wrapping it was a bit of a pain as we did it when it was in place. It's 5' wide, 32" deep, 7' tall.

Stelthy - that cab looks very cool, is that reflector tin on the sides of the walls? Are you using CO2? My space isn't that large, it's just that using the PVC frame I was really able to make the absolute most of the area that I had because I wasn't limited by the wood I was using to build it.

I had a cabinet the first time around and hated it. Too hard to take apart and move, too hard to modify, wood is expensive and if you are running hydro and have a leak the wood can end up absorbing a lot of it and growing mold. If you already want to do a tent, then just do it. $100 will get you...

I'm working on a little writeup but it may be a couple days. So far they've spent about $100 but they are doing everything right the first time around and not skimping on stuff. The tent includes Panda film, PVC fittings, 3/4" PVC, white duct tape, velcro for the door, and the screws to hold...

What are you talking about when you say CIR? I've never heard the abbreviation before :o The way the tent above is built is that the two triangle shaped areas made out of panda film on either side of the flood tray actually act as baffles. The intake is then all around three sides of the tent...

I've seen PVC used and it looks very nice. You can order special 3 and 4 way fittings offline (or you might be able to find a local place). Then buy the pipe and the more standard fittings at the store. Wrap the whole thing in mylar and there's your tent. $80 will cover fittings, piping, and...

Everything I post here is for entertainment purposes only. Every picture I post is taken from the internet. I have never grown or consumed marijuana.