KushMaster85
Well-Known Member
Building a portable grow hut
Materials required:
1" (Schedule 40) PVC (60 ft)
1" 3 way 90* elbow (![Cool 8) 8)](/styles/smilies/icon_cool.gif)
1" 4 way 90* elbow (![Cool 8) 8)](/styles/smilies/icon_cool.gif)
Black/White Poly (10 X 100)
Duct Tape
Iron on Zipper
Step 1. Cut PVC to lengths required.
(16) 30" long
(04) 48" long
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12" long
Step 2. Assemble PVC and Elbows
Step 3. Wrap the frame that you just built with the poly using
duct tape to secure it in place. Iron the zipper to the front poly.
Now you have a portable grow room that only requires one person
to move. If you dont use glue to secure the joints on the PVC then
you can easily break it down when it is not in use.
The material will vary depending on design. This is for a 30"D X 30"W
X 72"H. This design also calls for horizontal braces place 12" from the
top and bottom of the box on all 4 sides.
Materials required:
1" (Schedule 40) PVC (60 ft)
1" 3 way 90* elbow (
![Cool 8) 8)](/styles/smilies/icon_cool.gif)
1" 4 way 90* elbow (
![Cool 8) 8)](/styles/smilies/icon_cool.gif)
Black/White Poly (10 X 100)
Duct Tape
Iron on Zipper
Step 1. Cut PVC to lengths required.
(16) 30" long
(04) 48" long
(0
![Cool 8) 8)](/styles/smilies/icon_cool.gif)
Step 2. Assemble PVC and Elbows
Step 3. Wrap the frame that you just built with the poly using
duct tape to secure it in place. Iron the zipper to the front poly.
Now you have a portable grow room that only requires one person
to move. If you dont use glue to secure the joints on the PVC then
you can easily break it down when it is not in use.
The material will vary depending on design. This is for a 30"D X 30"W
X 72"H. This design also calls for horizontal braces place 12" from the
top and bottom of the box on all 4 sides.