36"x24"x53" 48"x36"x72" 2-in-1 Hydroponic Indoor Grow Tent Room Propagation High Reflective 600D Diamond Mylar Growing Plant (48"X36"X72"(2-in-1) Lodge Propagation Tent)

This tent is not without flaws, but it's a great solution overall. You could spend more money on a different brand, but ultimately I don't think any grow tent is going to be that durable/sturdy. That's what cabinets and closets are for. Ultimately I'm very happy with my purchase.ProsThoughtful design overallDouble cinched lightproof openings all over. Lots of ways to feed in/out air and electric cables.Good Price.I like the size and multiple compartments. Deciding how to run all my cables and ventilation was a real puzzle.ConsCross bars that you will hang your lights from are a bit unstable and can easily slip off. I made a point of tying them down with zip ties so they couldn't easily move. Without doing this it's very possible my light will fall (on my plants) when I go to adjust it's position.Ventilating both sides with one interior fan requires some real thought. You either need to allow air to flow between chambers or have two fans.Getting the fabric over the frame is tricky. I'm not sure there's a good way to do it besides delicate brute force. In hindsight, I suspect building this while it's on its back would make it easier. Having a second person would be nice, but not required.The side intake vents generally allow light in and out if they are open even a little bit.Others have commented that small pinhole light leaks can be seen around stitching. I did notice a few when I looked for them, but they are subtle right now. Only really noticeable in a pitch dark room. Personally I'm not worried about them. Since a ton more light leaks out from the intake vents.The tent also came with some extrasThe hoists are not rated for any serious weight but should work well for anything you'd hang in a tent this size.The thermometer/hygrometer seem to work well. It convinced me I need one for each chamber, though. So I've ordered some nicer wireless ones.The netting it comes with is cheap but will probably do the trick for training.The trimming scissors are great for pruning small leaves and branches.The timer feels cheap but works well enough. I gave mine away to a friend since I had others.

I was very impressed with the kit in Genral the tent was of great quality and went together extremely easy and was sturdy and the zippers were as they should be and seemed like they could last some time

The good:Tent was easy to assemble, instructions were simple enough. It works as well as my other tent. I preffer the zippers of this tent. Very little light leaks to the outside of the tent.The bad:Light leaks between the 2 rooms of the tent badly still making me look for a second tent.There are small holes in the tent all over which i have covered with gorilla tape.There are small holes in the drip pans as well. Not cuts, just holes most likely from shipping. (I never open packages with knives so it wasn't cut)The short #4 poles which are supposed to be for you to hang a light are wider than the tray which holds the shelf. You can't use both together... Either you use the shelf or you use the #4 poles to mount the light. Haven't figured out a solution for this yet.The "shelf" is comprised of the thinnest cheapest material they could find and bows terribly. probably because the #4 pieces that are supposed to be under it won't fit.If I hadn't expended that much energy getting it all setup and my plants already moved into it I'd be returning it. Instead I'm making it work with gorilla tape.

Spacious, as you can divide it or use as one big tent. I have been using it as one tent, however I have 3 different grows happening in the same tent. I have my light in the main part with a mother sour diesel, my clones next to her but in the other section under the shelf that I am growing shiitake mushrooms. Satisfied all around.

The metal bars are easy to assemble but when it comes to placing the tent over them not do much! No instructions or direction as to what end is up or down.

It Made out of fairly thick material. I had to really stretch it around frame when building and no tears. 2 people building this thing highly recommended because it so tight fitting. on first glance poles and wired tray looks flimsy and poor quality but its currently hold the test of time. Haven't grown in yet so can't speak about light leaks but so far great purchase.

No assembly instructions...Work well though

Not the best grow tent but it does the job and the price is right!