Thanks broI like to make my buys "a la carte". My $95 4'x4' ebay tent is holding up strong though.
I agree, but shop around. You may not need to spend $200 plus on a tent when there are good ones out there reasonably priced.Don’t go cheap on your tent, just like you wouldn’t want to go cheap on the home you live in. Treat your ladies with the same respect, they’ll love you for it in the end. There are some good tents on both eBay and Amazon, but be cautious, some have been been known to have lots of needle size holes all over. Don’t want those light leaks screwing up your flower cycle. I had to learn the hard way thinking it didn’t matter what type of tent I got. Velcro wore out, zippers starting not wanting to zip correctly, stitching coming undone, you name it. Not trying to tell you what to do, just trying to offer some friendly advice, don’t skimp on your tent.
I second the Vivosun tents. I have a 48" x 48" x 80" for flower and a 24" x 48" x 60" for veg. Got both for under $200. They work just fine. No pinholes. More vents than you need, frames strong enough to hold lights, fan, filter. I have a Vivosun ballast and hood as well and use their HPS bulbs also. It's a decent inexpensive brand.I'd go vivosun if you're going "cheaper". Ive used 2 in the past 3 years and they are on par with the more expensive ones. here is the one i bought , just different size. https://www.amazon.com/VIVOSUN-Reflective-Indoor-Hydroponic-Growing/dp/B07HQMX3S1/ref=sr_1_22_sspa?dchild=1&keywords=vivosun+grow+tent&qid=1590685389&sr=8-22-spons&psc=1&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUFERjJRM1lBVk5LWTEmZW5jcnlwdGVkSWQ9QTA1ODMzMjkyOTA5TDRCRFZNUk1aJmVuY3J5cHRlZEFkSWQ9QTAzOTQyOTZaWU9JRzBJNzFGUVcmd2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9tdGYmYWN0aW9uPWNsaWNrUmVkaXJlY3QmZG9Ob3RMb2dDbGljaz10cnVl
What's so great about them? My $95 ebay tent also has 1680d.Mars hydro makes the best non gorilla tent in Ebay. 1680d cloth just like the gorilla.
So what tents do you suggestDon’t go cheap on your tent, just like you wouldn’t want to go cheap on the home you live in. Treat your ladies with the same respect, they’ll love you for it in the end. There are some good tents on both eBay and Amazon, but be cautious, some have been been known to have lots of needle size holes all over. Don’t want those light leaks screwing up your flower cycle. I had to learn the hard way thinking it didn’t matter what type of tent I got. Velcro wore out, zippers starting not wanting to zip correctly, stitching coming undone, you name it. Not trying to tell you what to do, just trying to offer some friendly advice, don’t skimp on your tent.
I'm very much impressed with vivosun products. I had an issue with an item, sent an email and they asked for a picture. I gave the pic and they refunded my cash and sent me a new item on top of it.... My vivosun tent is awesome and I'd buy another one without question. I also have a few of there water pumps , wireless hygrometer and thermometers , Never had any complaintsI second the Vivosun tents. I have a 48" x 48" x 80" for flower and a 24" x 48" x 60" for veg. Got both for under $200. They work just fine. No pinholes. More vents than you need, frames strong enough to hold lights, fan, filter. I have a Vivosun ballast and hood as well and use their HPS bulbs also. It's a decent inexpensive brand.
You can get extra hanging bars on amazonVivoSun 4'x4'x6'. $90 new at auction. Only wish would be another ceiling crossbrace. The only thing it doesn't do as well as the Gorilla or L.A. Gardens is lighten my wallet.
I was able to hang a carbon filter, fan, and sealed hood without any problems with the support that came with the tent.VivoSun 4'x4'x6'. $90 new at auction. Only wish would be another ceiling crossbrace. The only thing it doesn't do as well as the Gorilla or L.A. Gardens is lighten my wallet.
After looking at this again. I suggest you take your light and fan down. Reposition the center crossbar to its proper position and rehang everything. It will then be absorbing less stress. Assembled as intended and will be a cleaner installation. I am running a 6" fan w/18" filter and 2 actively cooled 12# light fixtures. My fan must be offset. Too much weight without additional bar. Hope this helps you out.I was able to hang a carbon filter, fan, and sealed hood without any problems with the support that came with the tent.
It works.After looking at this again. I suggest you take your light and fan down. Reposition the center crossbar to its proper position and rehang everything. It will then be absorbing less stress. Assembled as intended and will be a cleaner installation. I am running a 6" fan w/18" filter and 2 actively cooled 12# light fixtures. My fan must be offset. Too much weight without additional bar. Hope this helps you out.