VIVOSUN 4x8 Grow Tent, 96"x48"x80" High Reflective Mylar with Observation Window and Floor Tray for Hydroponics Indoor Plant Growing

Super cadeau pour les fan de plante tropicales type monstera ou orchidée et j'en passe, offert à ma copine qui est passionner par la culture de ses plantes rares, la toile est d'une trés bonne qualiter, le revetement est au top ! Franchement tres bonne qualité !

It's very sturdy and well put together very good quality. I love it.

Ok, so this tent is an amazing alternative for anyone who needs to bring their gardening inside due to inclement weather. It took my wife and I about 20-30 minutes to install. If you are well-coordinated you could do it solo. I don’t recommend trying if your easily frustrated. So let’s go through everything. Price: not the best price or best tent but for the price this is a STEAL! I would choose vivosun over gorilla or other similar brands. Shipping: NO DAMAGE, all parts were present and it got here the day it said it would get here. Setup: 1-2 person job over 20-30 min if you have never set one up. Operation: So, this tent has only been in use for about 2 weeks at my house. So far it is a huge upgrade from my smaller tent. It is durable, efficient, and easily adjusted. More then enough vents to accommodate any situation. One thing I don’t like is the support bars to hang lights/fans from will slide all over the place. That’s fine if you need to adjust your setup but a pain in the kiester if you already have the right set up. Zip ties seem to be doing the trick of keeping the tent poles stable. I don’t think it’s 98% reflective but it’s much more reflective than other products such as panda paper or Mylar boards. Overall, works as advertised and I’m completely satisfied. There are concerns for the zippers. That is on all tents, clothes, or anything that zips. Take your time and make sure you follow the track and you’ll be fine. There was a defect in my tent when I got it, one of the pieces of material designed to prevent light infiltration had been sewn onto the tent. I was able to carefully cut the material away which solved the zipper and function. It took me 5 sec to fix and was 100% common sense. Rules for inside growing are simple... control your temp, humidity, moisture, air, and keep the grow light in and outside light out. This tent accomplishes all of that. If you can’t commit to a room for your growing, this is a perfect solution.

arrivé dans les temps, aucun manque parait résistante , avoir avec l utilisation .

In all honesty, I'm fairly positive that all of these tents are made in the same few facilities. And then the brand's name tag and logo and sewn on. Obviously certain brands are going to ask for a few differentiating "features", and of course with a bigger "brand" you hope to get some decent after sale support should something go wrong. Having said that, I'm satisfied with the tent. It was fairly easy to set up on my own even after a few beers. I think it took around 60-90 minutes. Instructions and details are sort of lacking as mentioned elsewhere. FYI - port holes/socks can fit 10" fans, I couldn't find that info there. In a tent this size, I definitely recommend an 8" inline for your exhaust. It's built well, well I built it. I suppose I should say that the materials included are made well. There's a lot of beef over the zippers on these. And hey, look at that! There's beefs with almost all brand's tent zippers. They're the nylon type. They are a little stiff when new, and can catch. Put a little dab of lithium grease on each track, and in a week or so, they're perfectly fine. Ceiling support bars can hold a decent amount, I'm running 3 BP3000s in mine and it's more than sturdy enough to hold them without any concern. I'm not sleeping in this so I've never really checked for light leaks. I don't wet the bed over light leaks though. I'm sure many do. The only semi-issue is the front "flap" that covers a main zipper down the middle of the tent. Vivosun could could have used, and done a better job, of velcroing that flap. It tends to curl out. In action, I don't find it to cause issue, aesthetically, it's sort of - eh. One word of caution with a tent this big: It does have front and back "doors". So you want to make sure in this tent's case, you have enough room to house this tent and reach both sets of doors. I had to push it close to a wall, and when you load it with plants, do a scrog, sog, hardcore LST, etc. It is not fun reaching to the back to water, etc. Now that is on me. Hindsight is 20/20. Vivosun if you are listening, add side "doors" somehow. Or, make the front doors more like gull wing cars where the open all the way to the back. Most people CANNOT have a ginormous tent sitting in the middle of a room. Most of us will HAVE to put it closer to a wall! So the back doors are essentially useless to many of us. But again, that is on me. I should've caught that when researching. When it's time to replace this tent, I will have to really consider that. Anyway, it's a good tent. I give it a solid 4.