Cookie Rider
Well-Known Member
Good effort op.
Negative air pressure and a good quality carbon filter will keep smells secret.
Negative air pressure and a good quality carbon filter will keep smells secret.
- Does not have to beYou created an account here yesterday, and immediately went all Trumpy in the Politics section. You obviously disregard fact and truth, and just want the fluff so you can believe that everything is fine. Learn to take criticism like an adult.
OP made a nice attempt, but to me there are a few things wrong/questionable:
- There are no nailing edges for the drywall at the ceiling corners
- Some of the drywall is upside down
- It doesn't even appear a room inside of a room was necessary. It would have been easier to use what was there, then put up a single wall to close the area in
- Why lop off all of that headspace? Why not build right up to the ceiling?
- Why now use a tent inside of the new space?
Those garage walls are not so air tight so the smells could escape to other garages etc. One false wall wouldnt work enough. I want to be sureI mean, this dude spent easily $300-500+ on building materials for that room. If it was to make it undetectable, build ONE False wall with a lung room on the inside for tools, nutes, shelves, cloning, electrical, etc... sorry to tell you buddy but you went way overboard and didn’t think this out enough
I see where you going. I think as long as you seal up what you have, you could easily grow just inside that new room. No need for a tent, that would just be redundant for no reason. you won't have to worry about the smell leaking as long as the exhaust is big enough and the carbon filter is the right size.Those garage walls are not so air tight so the smells could escape to other garages etc. One false wall wouldnt work enough. I want to be sure
I work in the building industry, through design, build, and consultation.... trust me when I say this, as long as you have proper air ventilation (which you will need to do with this room too), you wouldnt have any smell issue. your garage would've been fine. I'm just saying, you couldve gotten a much better grow room with the space you had for hundreds of dollars less and with a lot less time / alterations.Those garage walls are not so air tight so the smells could escape to other garages etc. One false wall wouldnt work enough. I want to be sure
I think it's important to point out that it's not well made... not even close ... 1) the studs are a mile apart 2) the corners are held together with the strapping 3) no king, jacks, or header in the doorway 4) backwards sheetrock 5)spray foamed seams, with what looks like plaster or compund on top of that (which will never set-up and crack, peel, or flake off 6) it doesn't look like the bottom plate is secured to the concrete either ... to just name 6 things I seedont get me wrong, you did a good job building it. It's well made......
Use the hate as fuel to make the room even better.- Does not have to be
- I know, but it does not matter, the walls are completely airproof.
- it is and it isnt necessary. Also i wanted to build something.
- it is built right up ceiling, theres about 10cm space left before lights
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It is ugly as fuck but it does not matter not a beauty contest. Iam really amazed of how you guys slam this to ground for a so little things. 'nice try' 'tear it apart' etc.
he could use the hate to make it better... but I'd suggest he use googleUse the hate as fuel to make the room even better.
You renting a space somewhere just to grow or something? My grow site better have a damn toilet, its at my house lol!I have 3 phase 230v ac feed. 25A head fuses. I ventilate this room and i ventilate the growtent. I have water supply and even a toilet there "" At the moment this might look like im a madman, but this will be good. thanks for your reply
Air is pulled through the filter then duct goes from the fan to the hood. The hood exhausts outside the tent into my custom collector where there is another, larger filter that then filters the air a second time and pushes it into the basement. Pushing air into the basement is my preferred method but if you have a temperature controlled grow room this would not be necessary. It just works good for me because it circulates air through the whole house and pushes the hot air to the basement for winter heat. Smell is non-existent. You could have saved yourself so much time and money.Cant do that will get caught. Thats why i will double ventilate the smells from the plant. Two separate rooms.
If I am correct I can definitely see the reasoning behind the double ventilation setup. The bigger room is not built to code for living, just whatever would be needed for storage/garages so there is no insulation and I would guess a shared crawlspace above the ceilings.Yes there is another garages behind every wall, exept the front. Usually thease garages are build cheap as they could so almost none insulation in the walls. So if the smells escape, they will penetrate the walls and im screwed.