Grow Tent 300 x 300 x 200cm Description
The everydaytents range is the bigger, beefier brother of thePropagation rangefeaturing a stronger framework to support more weight, metal click-lock connectors to keep the whole tent stable and sturdy, high quality tent fabric with precision stitching to keep light inside at all times.
Built to last
Metal Corners and 19mm poles for a framework that’s as strong as anything else on the market – easily capable of supporting your growroom equipment (and then some!). All poles and bars are powder-coated, drastically reducing the chances of corrosion.
Great Fabric Quality
The outeris tough, durable, light, making the tent easy to erect and dismantle.
Contains:
1 x Grow Tent 300 x 300 x 200cm
19mm steel poles
Out-take ports adjustable up to 12.5
Intake ports adjustable up to 10
How to Use thetents:
Setting up your grow tent is a very quick and easy process. First, you’ll need to construct your framework as shown on the supplied instruction sheet. Then you’ll need to unfold and unzip the fabric outer. Look for the bottom area of the fabric outer and fit it to the bottom of the tent frame. Once it’s secured, you can then pull the rest of the outer up and over the top of the frame.
Which Size Fan and Filter Do I Need For My Grow Tent?
There exists a (relatively) easy formula to work out which size extraction you need for your space. Find out the volume in m3 (metres cubed) of your grow space with Width x Length x Height = Volume. Then, using that figure do, Volume x 60 = Air Movement Per Hour (this will refresh the air in your grow room every minute).
If you are using a filter (which you are), then Air Movement Per Hour x 1.2 = the amount of air your fan will need to move. Use the figures below to match up your space to your preferred fan and filter combo! Check out our range of Extraction Kits and Digital Extraction Kits to find your perfect ventilation system..
Bear in mind it’s always better to over spec your fan and reduce its output with a controller, this gives you the flexibility to increase its output to maintain optimum conditions for your plants, for example in the middle of summer.
