Urban Farmer 48x24x60 Reflective Mylar Hydroponic Grow Tent for Indoor Plant Growing

It's really nice and easy to set up, I'm happy with it for the price I paid it is worth it

For the price it is not a bad tent ,it just needs some work that it shouldnt need. First you need to go around all the zippers and trim little threads and jagged fabric so it doesnt get stuck in the zipper. I then took some black rtv sealer and neatly fixed the light leaks.After that I took a little vasaline and lubed the zippers a bit. Now it is a great tent. If you dont mind a bit of work , it is a cheap tent with potential to be great.A little quality control and it would be awesome, even at a higher price. Right now the quality control is just not there.We have jagged cuts, loose strings ,crooked sewing of seams, vents sewed crooked,ect.

a good tent for the price, I would get another if I needed one, I waited to see if I would have any problems ,none. just one thing I zip the zipper very slow because I want it to last.. nothing wrong with this tent

Had it for 5 months, then crapped out. No warranty after that long

I will start by saying that the product is very nice and feels like it's made of good material also it got here a day before estimated. My issue was that I received this item, opened it up and it was covered in shoe prints. I understand it's going to be used for plants but anyone that runs hydroponics knows you have to keep your grow area spotless. Needless to say it seems like a great product but not happy that I had to clean it right out of the box when it says new.

came in a timely manner. went together real easy. dont know what the other peoples complaints were about, but mines came perfect. the zippers are all good. nice thick fabric. cant complain.

Very difficult to put together if you have a small room like me and you follow the instructions which show you first mounting the frame and them putting the tent around it. My advise to anyone mounting this would be to first figure out what is the top and bottom of the tent, the start mounting the frame from the inside.

Set up was easy. Not light-proof. Zippers are sticky and bind up. If I were to design this thing, I would put the top cross bar over the top of the shorter, (front to back), cross bars for more weight bearing. I'll use it, but for the money, I'd have been better off just building one.