GA Grow Tent 96x48x80 Reflective Mylar Hydroponic Grow Tent with Observation Window and Waterproof Floor Tray for Indoor

Stiff tough fabric with good seams and large zippers. Truly all you need in a tent. A quality item for a great price. I invested in high cfm bars as well from a different seller. Seller dispatched item rapidly. I have been very pleased. Read more

This tent is amazing, I love it so far. The construction was so easy, and didn't need the instructions to figure it out. Just a heads up though, the instructions that do come with it are a little vague, but there is a diagram and chart that will help you figure it out. Just remember that you need to consider metric system measurements when you read the chart. Anyway, this tent is so sturdy. I was genuinely shocked at how strong the tent material is too. The metal poles are great, because they can hold more weight than their plastic tent pole counterparts. Plenty of ventilation and electrical cord hole configurations. I did a light test inside the tent, and it was pitch black darkness when I had all of my equipment installed and tested it out. Truly amazing so far, and I'm looking forward to good growth in this tent. The pictures I have here probably don't do any justice to the quality of this tent, but I highly recommend it regardless. The pictures were also taken before I set up and installed my bucket system, but trust me when I say that there was more than enough space for my needs. I am using this tent with a six bucket DWC hydroponic system, and there is so much room, I could probably add another row of three 5-gallon buckets. But I like the space, and didn't want the different plants crowding or dwarfing each other. The extra space I do have in there could probably go toward starting new clones or seed trays. Oh, there is also a nice two-part storage net on one of the walls. I placed my temp and humidity gauge here, along with some other small materials that I may need. This tent also supports a 5' x 5' mesh trellis that I purchased for when my plants start to grow more in height. Read more

This Tent is amazing, excellent quality.. Read more

Bought the 40”x40”x80” tent from Green Architecture. Overall quite happy with it. It’s been up now for about a week or so. It’s not built like a house but it’s fairly sturdy. The frame was easy to assemble, and the fabric tent was heavy and stiff, a pleasant surprise. I assembled it myself but it was challenging. A second person would have made it easier. Tip: make sure ALL zippers are unzipped before trying to fit the tent over the frame. Only a couple of light leaks found, at zippers, unsurprisingly. I may not need to seal them, although the seller included a small roll of sealing tape for just such a situation. The dimensions of the tent are exterior dimensions. I fit a 34”x30” 480 watt 6-bar LED light in there with no problem, and it gives excellent coverage in this tent’s 40x40 footprint. Three ceiling beams can be moved around to provide flexibility for hanging accessories. There are 3 rectangular bottom vents, although one is at the rear and in my case is against the wall, making it not useful. They each have a Velcro strip which helps to keep them open. An 8-inch circular vent goes through the right rear of the ceiling, and two 4-inch vents are at the top and bottom of the rear wall, to the right. The 4 remaining vents are all 8-inch, and all vents can be cinched down to accommodate smaller ducting. The reflective surface inside is very good and the bottom liner has the same reflective surface. People usually complain about tent zippers, but these seem to be excellent heavy duty zippers as one would expect on such beefy canvas. The 80” height was what moved me to buy this tent (I’m tall. Also, 80” minus room for pots, light, exhaust fan, and carbon filter still allows me to have about 55” of headroom for my favorite plants. Overall it’s a great value at under a hundred bucks—very satisfied. Read more

It is super easy to put together. A person can do it by themselves even. I got it for my tegu, which is a large lizard. I ended up getting two tents one for each. I had a larger one for them to share but decided it was time for them to have there own. I personally laid it on the side so that it was a better size for them. It isn't as sturdy as the other brand I bought before. For my need though it is perfect. The zippers are great one of them I leave totally zipped the other one I leave slightly open so that tegu can free roam. Leak wise so for so good, I keep high humidity and have had no issues. I ended up using the bottom insert for both in one and used the one from the other tent in the other one. The stitching on it seems pretty sturdy. I have only had them in their tents for about a week so we will have to wait and see. Read more

This tent was easy to put together by myself. It only took about 15 minutes to set up. I did have to do it twice because it didn't fit through the doorway to the room where we wanted it, but it assembled and disassembled easily. Just know it is about 2 inches wider than an average door and it can not be squeezed through. Best idea would be to put it together exactly where you want it to stay. The zipper is a very nice quality and stands up easily to multiple uses a day. It has plenty of venting and places to hang fan, filter and lights. It also has a good size mesh pocket, conveniently located just inside the zippered door. I currently have 2 bushy plants in 5 gallon pots and a barstool that holds a tray with 10 seedlings in 4" pots. I still have room for some of my most used supplies and tools. It fits nicely in the corner of the room, although I do feel like it seems bigger than I expected. I bought the 36X36X72. I do think it is perfect for my needs and I would definitely buy it again. Read more