BodhiKarma
Active Member
Hey Guys, New here but been around a while. Ran across this site from watching some of Growmau's videos.
Due to my setup, my dimensions are 30" x 60" x 86". It is a pair of 30" x 60" wire shelves using 86" poles. I'd rather not get into why it has to be those specific dimensions but for this project it does. I'm at a loss on a reflective / light blocking cover. If I were using a more traditional size, I'd just buy a tent and use its cover. I've thought about panda film, insulated bubble wrap, and the diamond ploy wrap ( whatever that stuff is called ) and all of that may work but it isn't as polished as I'd like and then I'm not sure about giving myself easy access and stopping light leaks at my access point. Ideally, I would like both 30" sides closed as well at the back 60". I'd like to be able to access the majority of the front 60" x 86" fairly easily and for my access point to not be worn out ( like it I use insulated bubble wrap ) over a short period of time from accessing the tent.
I appreciate any ideas and input you guys can provide a new member. Thanks
Due to my setup, my dimensions are 30" x 60" x 86". It is a pair of 30" x 60" wire shelves using 86" poles. I'd rather not get into why it has to be those specific dimensions but for this project it does. I'm at a loss on a reflective / light blocking cover. If I were using a more traditional size, I'd just buy a tent and use its cover. I've thought about panda film, insulated bubble wrap, and the diamond ploy wrap ( whatever that stuff is called ) and all of that may work but it isn't as polished as I'd like and then I'm not sure about giving myself easy access and stopping light leaks at my access point. Ideally, I would like both 30" sides closed as well at the back 60". I'd like to be able to access the majority of the front 60" x 86" fairly easily and for my access point to not be worn out ( like it I use insulated bubble wrap ) over a short period of time from accessing the tent.
I appreciate any ideas and input you guys can provide a new member. Thanks
. I can wrap the 3 sides of the frame with panda film but I still have to contend with the 60 inches between both the poles and the 86 of height. I can leave some overhang on the top so I slide my carboard/ plywood door up under the film guess. I will have one of the wire shelves at the very top so could secure to it. The second frame will be suspended about 18 - 20 inches from the floor so may or may not be able to use it to secure my "door."