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Okay guys, here's the finished room. I will explain each photo in order: 1. Growroom in basement with doorway open. 2. Growroom doorway 3.As you walk in, to your right, there is the doorway to the flowering room. You can see the doorway rolled up and bungeed to a hook in the ceiling. The...

All of my outlets go to (2) 20 amp breakers. The light will be powered by 220.

Joey: where are you located and what do they require regarding wiring? I know nothing about code or wiring. I had a friend of mine who is very knowledgable in electrical come and do my wiring. He has a very extensive grow operation and wired his entire building. Not sure if it's code or not...

Couple questions for you guys regarding the ventilation. 1. Can you/is it a good idea to pull the warm air in the grow room thru a carbon filter and blow thru your light to cool it and exhaust out? Here's how I am thinking of doing the ventilation but am not sure if this will work so any input...

Okay so I have put up a Panda film wall between the two rooms - one room will be for vegging and the other for flowering. The flowering room is 10' long x 8' tall x 8' 5" deep. Can someone recommend what size and brand carbon filter and what size exhaust fan i should use? Keep in mind that the...

Here's my room as it is now. My original plan was for me to veg and my buddy to flower. Well, so much for that. Now I have to divide my rooom to have a veg and flower room...still need to install ventilation. Not sure how I should do it.

Yes, lots of outlets will come in handy. We only used 2 x 6 studs on the wall with the door because I wanted the support poles to be enclosed in the wall. 2 x 4's were used everywhere else.

Update on grow room: electricity is done, walls are insulated. Drywall on outside of room is done. We will not be drywalling the inside of the room. Instead, I am just installing the panda film on the entire inside of the room. I will be putting 1" high density foam sheets on the floor to keep...

Electrical is done - 14 outlets in a 9' x 18' - having an outlet nearby shouldn't be a problem! Drywall starts this weekend. Plans have changed, this is going to be just a veg room for now. We will be flowering at another location. Nice thing is, I have the room to expand and put a flower room...

Construction has started. My room has been changed to a 9' x 18'. Here it is all framed in. Electrical guy is coming today to wire it up.

Probably Punt.

That's the one thing that's so frustrating about forums, one person says one thing, and another says the exact opposite.

So do I need to add a Co2 system to my room then? Do you have a system running in your room? Please forgive my ignorance on this stuff, I'm learnin.

Superstoner, now I'm confused even more, don't the plants need fresh air to survive? I have been reading a ton on this and it seems most people say you need to exchange air every 3 minutes or so. What am I missing here?

Slump: I like your thinking however, I want to keep everything contained in one room. Basically this 9 x 9 room is all I can afford right now. The nice thing is, I have a decent size basement that I can expand in as needed.

Dray: I don't do electric, got a buddy that knows electric inside and out. He will be helping me with all that.

Thanks for the feedback guys. I have been doing a ton of research on ventilation and I am STILL extremely confused on this. My room is 9 x 9 and will be completely sealed - I even bought an exterior 32" door that has weather stripping in it so that no odor can escape. Can anyone tell me how I...

I put this diagram together of how I plan to lay out my grow room. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated on what I am doing wrong or right. Thanks guys!

Based on the way I plan to set up the room (pocket door), would anyone care to give advice on how I should do the ventilation...since this is in my basement, I do want to be sure to keep odors to a minimum. I'm a complete noob on setting up a grow room. Been watching lots of videos but not sure...

I brought this up to my buddy who is helping me, apparently there's a drywall sealer primer that you can apply that will hold the odor in. I think I'm gonna go that route as osb is twice as much.