60"x32"x80" High Reflective Grow Tent

It was stupid easy to assemble however I did manage to rip the side view flaps trying to open it so maybe they could opt for less intense Velcro, overall did like the product and it’s insaely reflective on the inside my plants growth rate has easily gone up 15-20% since being put in the tent.

I love this thing.It literally required 11 minutes to assemble from box to done.It is very nice cordura on the outside and thick reflective mylar fabric (not thin sheet mylar) inside.I am hanging two 1500 Watt LED lights and there is not a hint of stress to the frame. The internal cordura/mylar "pan" keeps excess moisture off the frame components.Has numerous vents and ports for circulation, equipment and electrical cordage.Unless the plastic corner components degrade and breakdown due to UV exposure (which they're supposed to resist), this thing does not appear to have a down side.I have always been a California outdoor grower, and have never had an interest in the indoor hassle, but this tent has changed my opinion completely.Excellent purchase; no regrets.

In short it was EXACTLY what I needed and expected. Though it would have been nice to have a window, I don't care! (FYI I think this company just released the same tent with a window). I bought this particular tent SOLELY because the size was precisely what I needed for the space I had available...-Light leakage: minimal (through the zipper - none) mine has a few needle sized holes you won't notice unless you look very closely 4/5-Contains smells & insulates: ZERO issue of smells leaving the tent and I promise I did a THOROUGH test with fermented fertilizer! 5/5 Insulation also holds a stellar performance 5/5- Fabric: sturdy and tough, probably made in China... Did carry an odd but not offensive smell for 2-3 days maybe let it air out in a shed/garage for a bit before setting up indoors. There wasn't much to complain about with the fabric itself but there was a tone of loose trimmings in the box and on the tent itself (NOT hanging thread from the woven fabric...) The inner flaps could be a bit improved also. The inside is also very reflective and the bottom tray they include is a nice addition. 4/5-Structure: This ones important so I'm happy to say this thing holds PLENTY. I have a 16lbs LED, a 2lbs LED starter light, plus carbon filter & fan for another ~9lbs all hanging and there is little bend. You can tell this thing holds up fine, its not shaky in the slightest and I even put a few things atop of the tent as well. No issues with the zipper either.-Construction: took me ~16-18 minutes to fully erect, most of which was removing things from the packaging. Really theres no need for the manual, and I'm certain it'd be a 10 build with a helper. Tip (build the fabric first using a wall(s) to support it then make bottom half of the inner frame, insert and go from there...) 5/5-Price to quality ratio: For the cost I have no arguments for the tent I received. Not perfect at all but does everything I need it to and without causing me issue! 5/5

First of all this tent was exactly what I wanted. I got the 32x60x80 and it is perfect for my needs. I love how easy the zippers zip up and down but be gentle w it because it’s something your going to be opening and closing. So excited, I just ordered a 2nd grow tent, 2x4x60 as a veg and cloning tent. Anyways cheers growmies and thank you Greenerhouse for an affordable quality productEdit: Recieved my 2x4x5 tent and is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you GreenHouser!!! Cheers

This product is a stable and solid design within the expected limits. The plastic corners can be broken if you're not careful. They are plastic. It's expected. Taking a bit of extra care and especially, if possible, having an extra hand or two during assembly will really help in making sure that it won't come apart before it's assembled. Assembly can be a little tricky with one person, especially if you have a larger model. None of the parts are locking, so it can and will come apart if you give it the freedom to do so.The cover: It fits tightly. Make sure you have a lot of space for putting it together. The images don't show that you have to first put on the bottom, then pull the cover over the top, and secure the top. The sides are all one piece as well, and the zipper runs a full three sides around the unit. For the people that complained about light spill around the zipper, pay close attention to the fabric lining the inner surface. It's been made to completely cover the zipper both with layers from both sides. This means that after assembly, you need to go around the unit and make sure that one side is fully between the zipper and the other side. My recommendation is to keep the upper side as the innermost surface. That way, any condensation will remain inside the grow tent.Ventilation: There is adequate ventilation on all four sides and the top of the tent I received. This makes it easier to set up your vents and cabling in any way needed. Each vent has an inner and an outer cinch-able closure, and both sides are indeed needed to prevent light spill. The inner mylar lining does allow some light to pass through. The outer, heavier layer catches nearly everything that remains. The only spill I saw was at pin-sized points from the stitching itself.Speaking of the stitching, it's not perfect. That's also expected. This is a budget grow tent, not a refined, perfect piece of art. There will be places where the thread caught and bunched, and other places where it's not perfectly tight. It doesn't really affect the product. Even in the "defects", the tent I received was properly handled and the stitching was solid. However, some of the trimmings were still present in the package. Again, we're talking a bargain price.Complaints:My only complaint is on the metal poles. My issue? RUST! Sealed in the package, there was minor rust on a number of areas and on most of the metal poles. Obviously there's an issue with the paint, and this is definitely something you should take into account when working with a product that is guaranteed to be exposed to humidity.Overall: Good deal. I probably couldn't build something from scratch for less than this price, and it is overall quite solid for the price point. Expect a bit of work and preparation when you get it, and take care of the issues right away to improve longevity of the tent. That done, you'll probably be quite happy with the results.