iPower 36"x36"x72" 3’x3’x6’ Mylar Hydroponic Water-Resistant Grow Tent with Observation Window and Removable Floor Tray, Tool Bag for Indoor Plant Seedling, Propagation, Blossom, etc

I love love love this grow tent. I plan on using a 450w LED which should be enough for the space. It's heavy duty and instructions were simple. I had 2 E pieces but instructions only showed 1. SCORE!! Reinforced roof. I hate wasted space so I designed and built a 35x35 pergola style table do that I can veg/flower on top and start seeds on bottom. With LED lights, don't need exhaust. Ceiling is strong enough to zip tie a box fan to. The quality is great for the price.

This tent holds in heat, humidity, dust, and even locks in smells! I use it as an enclosure for my Tegu (4-ft long lizard), and he loves it. It is sturdy, standing up to the abuse of his claws daily without ill effect, and will surely be able to contain even the most vicious of plants. My tent is lit with two halogen spot lights and a uvb bulb and I have had no issue with heat damage or maintenance.Do your research before deciding if a tent is right for you and your tegu, but rest assured that this is a quality product and will suit your giant reptilian needs.

Easy to set up. Holds my led light no problem. Plenty of vents and stuff. Good value, I think. (Would like better quality control - one seam had a hole at the end but it's small.)

There are light leaks throughout the zipper and around the stitching on the bottom vents. The construction is pretty sturdy and easy to put together. However, the instructions they provide are not very clear and do not pertain to the exact tent you purchase; they essentially have three tent instruction guides smooshed into a single booklet.The support bars are working well, vents are good and they seal up nicely if you're not planning on using them.If you're looking for an inexpensive grow tent that can be sealed up light tight with a little duct tape, then this is a pretty good deal all round. The tent itself is thick and sturdy and the Mylar is great.

Great tent, worth it for the price, for sure. No light/air leaks, seams are solid, and zippers are hefty. Able to support quite a bit of weight (carbon filter, fan, reflector/light) without bowing. There's only a few pinhole sized points that you can tell what color the light is inside, but overall, very inconspicuous. Finishing the first cycle in the tent soon. Looking good so far!

Got light leaks everywhere you get what you pay for here it's very thin material with cheap zippers I'd suggest paying the Xtra 30$ for a vivosun or something quality.

I have 7 year old argentine black and white tegu who has been roaming the house all summer. I decided to set her up in an enclosure for the winter so she can hibernate safely rather than under the couch on the cold concrete. This worked out great, I just laid it over on the side, ran cables inside for the lamps and tossed a couple rubber mats on the bottom before adding mulch and a bag of wet pecan and oak leaves for humidity.

I bought this tent months ago, and it’s served well since then with not really any problems.I got it a second time recently and the tents dimensions are off by a smidge but enough, so when I set it up it wouldn’t fit and easily ripped the seam about 7 in. Other than that the tent is a great tent and I would recommend but beware it does have tiny light leaks but nothing big enough to mess with your plants, unless you got High powered lights shining directly on it 🤷🏼‍♂️