ATOUR 32"x32"x63" Grow Tent, 1680D High Reflective Mylar Hydroponic Grow Tents, Waterproof Grow Tent with Double Cleart Observation Door and Floor Tray, for Indoor Plant Growing

A great little grow tent, and I love the pink! Many points of entry into the growth area and they all have two points of sealing, internal and external. The zipper is high-quality. There is no light leakage and it holds more than you would think. I am currently growing about a dozen giant buzz button plants in one!

I bought this to use as an enclosure for my frilled lizard. I needed something with height, but sturdy enough to lean sticks and branches against. I saw reviews from other people who had used this tent as an enclosure and decided to give it a try.It assembles easily and has some of the easiest-to-follow instructions I've ever seen! I had the whole thing up in less than an hour and that includes me being sidetracked every 5 minutes.I also needed it to hold humidity really well for the lizard in question since most large reptile enclosures fail at that particular demand. This thing holds humidity phenomenally!I have recommended this tent to others and as long as it holds up well, I'll continue to do so. If there were some that were shorter (like 3 feet) I'd use them for my geckos too!

Pro1. Heavy duty canvas2. Ease of assembly ( sides un zip all the way to back )3. Strong metal poles4. All zipper are heavy duty5. Clear inner doors6. Double Layer vent closers7. Black fabric behind all zippers8. Closure flaps on all door zippers9. Pocket for thermometer10. NO LIGHT LEAKS11. Has 3 vent pipe openingsCons1. Ugly color , brown with purple trim2. If you. Want to get inside doors are not fast to open or close. If you are older may have a problem because you have to connect zippers at the bottom of unit. I plan to keep it on a table so not a problem for me.3. Observation window at bottom of unit. And it has netting so you can't stick your hand inside4. No lower holes to run power cables, will have to cut hole in netting of Observation window5. Pole corners plastic but seem to be durable and unless you plan to do pull ups they look strong enough6. Bottom tray is not the best you have to make your own corners, just a flat piece of canvas that you tie to poles so if you have water inside and try to remove tray it will unfold.Overall impressionUnit has some minor issues but overall very impressed with the quality of item. I tried to give a fair elevation of the tent, most of the cons are minor and the pros out way them by a long way. For around $50 I don't think you will find a better item. I really like the clear doors, only tent I have seen with this feature. I think you could use this a a reptile enclosure (maybe that's why there is netting on Observation window)

Great tent I've been using it for in upwards of 2 years and haven't had a problem zippers are all still working very smoothly no rips or tears. And I really love the viewing doors.. when the plants start changing colour it makes for a beautiful view without messing up the environment

This tent measures our to 23x23x47 so right off the bat thus tent isn't as advertised. I know these tents aren't perfect but if anything I expect them to be an inch bigger in all directions not smaller... So thats false advertising as far as I'm concerned. Speaking of false advertisement the thermostat holder/window thing is no where to be found thought it was attached to tent like the accessory pouch but that is not attached either. Instructions are basically useless. The accessory pouch is supposed to attach to the side with velcro but the velcro there is one sided as shown in the picture and there's no velcro on the pouch or pouch strap... The picture shows this pouch same as the thermostat holder seemingly sown onto the tent. But I don't even have a thermostat holder to try and attach so don't know what happened to that. The accessory pouch has no way to be attached other than the strap it has but no where to hang it from; Maybe the inside off the poles but that's not what they show or what I was expecting to be sold. Pictures show where the missing thermostat holder should be... plastic corners se of the poles fit tightly into the corner pieces so be careful pushing them in or you might break them then your in bad shape. Once all together I'd say im pretty pleased with the sturdiness and material. Most the velcro could be sown on better but not terrible for now. No light leaks. The material for the hole openings with the draw strings through them for tightening seems a little thin and cheap. Weird considering the rest of the tent material seems strong and sturdy. My biggest problem with this tent is the 2,162 cubic inches of space if my math is correct and the thermostat holder I was robbed of. Doesnt mean im ok with the other problems but their not that bad or unexpected when it comes to these cheaper tents. I would have gave it a higher rating if the size was right and the thermostat holder was there I don't even want it but It was what was advertised to me so I expect to get what I'm paying for.. it doesn't seem like alot but in these small tents every inch matters especially when it comes to lighting space. Overall it's seems like a good tent. Zippers seem pretty good but only time will tell. Velcro threads will probably tear out before the Zippers go bad. Drip tray fits nicely in bottom and made of same tent material it seems like it'll hold up just fine. For the price I'd say it's pretty good tent for Veg wish they had a 24x24x60 or taller... Well a 23x23x59 I guess it would be but still, more room for the lights is always preferred. That being said I know what I was buying and I'd say im 96% satisfied.