32"x32"x64" Hydroponic Mylar Water-Resister Grow Tent Reflective Garden Growing Dark Room with Observation Window, Removable Floor Tray and Tool Bag for Indoor Plant Growing

Corners have caps, welds solid. No burrs in posts. Easily assembled and disassembled, however, poles have steel weight limitations and as such, will need weight distributed in order to avoid collapse. With a primarily upright 3'x3'x5.5' tent, this is difficult to achieve. Needs better placement for the velcro tieback for the door in order to achieve maximum usage of space - having it halfway around the second wall limits usability. Having an exterior, matching cloth, movable, velcro attachable tie back or casing for cables would be an excellent safety feature to prevent unwanted slips/catches on surrounding power cables. The tool pouch is placed on the wall opposite the door entry, making it very inconvenient to reach without unzipping two entire doors. Now all of this said, these are very minor complaints regarding a tent which is well made for the money. The port holes have double enclosure adjustable covers. The zippers comes together well enough in the teeth and between the pulls so that light does not escape at all. Heat is held in so well my plants nearly burned, & there is virtually no smell leakage in the early stages. I call that an excellent seal. It is easy to work within, and easy to move around. I have to turn the light off in order to work on my plants because if I leave it on, even with glasses, it triggers a migraine whereas with foil I had no such reaction. This is a significant increase in light reflection.

UPDATE: Opulent reached out to me and sent a tent with an updated zipper design. I haven't grown anything in it yet, however, I did take the tent out of the bag to examine the zipper. I'm not sure if the issue is resolved totally, but they made a drastic improvement by making the material that covers the zipper (on the inside of the tent) much, much softer. Previously, this material was fairly firm and would frequently block and get caught on the zipper, especially near the "corners" of the zipper-path. Now, with the almost elastic material they've used, I find that it rarely catches, and also moves out of the zipper's way much easier as the material is more flexible. Now as I've said, I'm not sure if this design change completely fixes the issue described in my old review (below this), but it definitely does a good job of mitigating the everyday annoyances that the old zipper design produced. That being said, the fact that Opulent reached out to me shows that they truly care about their product and are actively trying to improve - a characteristic you rarely see in businesses these days - and so I can now proudly say that I'd recommend this tent and would certainly go with Opulent Systems in the future. Just be sure to ask for the updated zipper design! TL;DR: They've changed the stiff inside zipper flaps into a very soft, almost elastic material and it makes a vast improvement on the fluidity of the zipper while also reducing the chances of the fabric snagging in the zipper. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Old Review: This tent was super easy to construct and is made of a pretty thick fabric material (just beware as although the fabric is thick, it shreds like crazy if something sharp touches it, eg, the corners of the zipper - keep reading for more info on that), but the good bits end right there. Unfortunately, the zipper is EXTREMELY finicky. You'd think that this wouldn't matter, however, if you're opening your tent daily (or multiple times daily), then save yourself the headaches and get a different tent as the zipper will get stuck EVERY TIME you open and close the tent. In my case, after a few weeks of use, the zipper got stuck - once again - as it did every day. However, this time it managed to suck a small piece of the tent fabric in with it, rendering the tent completely useless, as pulling that piece of fabric out of the zipper instantly created a tear which spread a few inches across the top seam of the zipper, all while knocking the zipper off track, thus breaking it even more. I had to cut the fabric apart to open the tent, thus requiring me to purchase an entirely new setup JUST because of the crummy zipper. So save yourself the trouble and buy the tent that's recommended by Amazon. It's only $3 more than this one and has a zipper that works reliably (and the fabric is almost the same thickness as well). TL;DR: If there are other offerings for the size of tent that you're looking for from a different company, I'd shop there first, as this company provides you with a decent tent, but with horrendously bad zippers. I personally switched to the brand recommended by Amazon and haven't had any issues with quality, reliability or durability (and the price was practically identical).

I can't believe the quality that went into this 5x5 grow tent. The zippers just glide light and smooth like they should. Nice heavy material used on outside, plenty of ports for air ducts or cords. Three different access doors make it easy to get in and out. Easy to assemble...(make sure you unzip the bottom all the way) its helps you get the main frame set up then you can pull the material up over the top. Very professional looking cube guys ...who cares if you find a light leak it happens but on this one so far none that I see. Just keep the double pull drawstrings tight on the ins and outs and you'll be aok. The price coupled with zippers and quality blew me away. My last $115 tent was mega crappy compared to this one. I would and will only buy this brand in the future. Once you find something good stick with it. Good job Opulent!

Was going to go with another name brand, but figured as it was my first grow (and plan on adding tents), Id give it a shot. It has a few (maybe 2) very small pin holes in the front... a couple of inches along one of the seams where you can see light outside of the tent. The zippers were NOT fun when I first received the tent, but after two weeks, they have loosened up and are good now. The tent seals well, and maintains temp VERY well. Very nice floor/drip pan... I put it together myself, and found it easiest to build from the bottom up INSIDE the tent. Opened all the zippers at the end, and went over easily. I think I will try another brand for my next tent, but this was definitely a decent quality for the price. Package is NOT discreet... so if its going to be left where you don't want people knowing you have a grow tent... this is not the one!

Wow, I'm soooooo happy with my purchase .. So after reading reviews on grow tents till face turned blue I finally decided on the 32 x 32x 62 from opulent . Yes i am growing cannabis in it and that is what you see in the pic. Good ol Canada lol. So this thing checks in all the boxes. I give it a 5 star all around no problem. The main things its dam good quality way better than I thought for real. Plenty of vents which were a concern about letting light in but they have a double sock design and they seal right up if not in use or very well around something. Very impressed with. 5 round vents , 1 rectangle vent . Great quality canvas or whatever it is nice and thick well made great thick stitching . Metal zippers . The zippers stick a touch but they're brand new so that's not a bad thing I'm going to lubricate . But since there is a fantastic viewing window with actual plastic I wont have to unzip quite as often . What else all metal frame design including corners . Every hole was drilled out perfect . I had absolutely zero issues assembling . I did it by myself . Everything fit over the frame great bit to tight bro to loose ,they did a great job on this tent. I'm so happy . If you need to know anything else just ask and I'll try and help . First tent I didnt DIY and i love it . Great job. Nice looking too . Looks good in the room . Not an eye sore at all. UPDATE AFTER 1 YEAR OF USE because I use reviews SO HOPE THIS HELPS. Absolutely perfect tent . Nothing is wrong with it at all. The quality hasn't detrioted at all. I KNOW PEOPLE ARE ALWAYS WONDERIMG ABOUT THE ZIPPERS. 0 ISSUES. I zip and unzip couple times a day. I also have a tendency to do things fast so I have gotten the material inside caught sometimes and nothing g has ripped ....knock on wood. Its easy to clean ' the mylar finish isn't hasn't faded or flaked or anything. I've moved this thing around lots I even hold onto the top bar and kinda lean on it when im staring at my girls . Doesnt bend or get weak. Joints are solid. I even bumped into hard getting.f out of bed one night and took it fine . Can easily grow a quarter pound plant . I had 13 one month size plants in there before going outside . Good vents ' could use a six on the bottom. Only thing I dont like about it is only one 4 inch hole on bottom. That's where I get my cool air .. but I hang sixes down from the top on both sides of the wall of the tent All in all I can itll stand up to the tests of time and no light leaks ive test . Good tent was a good price. Great size . Canadians yes ypu could get away with 4 plants in this but you'll need a light that covers the whole area . TIP : MY Mars TSW 2000 is an absolutely perfect fit

Una tienda de cultivo resistente, bien empacada y de buen tamaño... Un buen precio... super...

***Product UPDATE*** 2 or so months in and still very impressed with this product and couldn't be more happy with the quality. I was a professional grower in a 22 acre greenhouse operation. I now live in Northern British Columbia Canada. I bought this 60 x 60 x 80 Opulent grow tent so I can grow my own vegetables indoors in my basement during the winter months. In the north during the winter our produce mostly comes from Salinas California and when it finally gets here it looks like it has tumbled around the frozen truck all the way up here. So here is what I decided to do. I have grown veg indoors before without a grow tent and had excellent success. Heck I've had baseball sized Cherry Belle Radishes that were fantastic, not hollow and tasted Amazing. I thought, if I had a better room with a controlled environment maybe I could yield more produce. So, I did some research and bought the best grow tent for the cheapest price. Now your probably thinking... cheapest price probably means cheap quality but not with an Opulent Grow tent. This thing is way better than the tents I've seen in my local grow shops that cost hundreds more. Here's the breakdown of my thoughts... The Good: Product came in small packaging neatly folded and layed out. Instructions are easy to read and the pictures are black and white but good enoughto deferentiate what's what. The fabric and reflective material is of excellent professional quality. There are 2 good sized doors on opposite ends as well as one large wrap around door that opens 3/4 of the way around the tent frame. 6 openings for vents. A bag attached to the wall to hold your tools or what have you. There is even a velcro covered window that you can use to peak in on your growing without having to disrupt the environmental conditions inside. Interior floor tray catches water well yet I have not checked if it will leak out at the seams in the corners or edges. Metal poles are a good strong quality and assemble easily. The paint on the poles are good with no bubbles, pealing or scratches and the paint appears to be thick enough that scrapes and scratches will not be easily made. They even included a cool Opulent sticker to put on anything you want so you can show off to your friends. A few things that could be better: The tray isn't exact to the same size as the floor, almost but smaller by about two inches on 2 sides. I found one seam around the zippers where the fabric is supposed to cover the light from getting out is not sewn properly and could let light in or out, not too noticeable though and don't think it will cause any growing issues. I will probably leave it alone or maybe use a seam ripper and then sew it properly myself. The Verdict: I would most definitely recommend this tent for any type of indoor growing. It is a high quality product and has excellent potential. I look forward to growing my veggies in it.

This product has easily been one of my best investments ever. While a bit on the expensive side, this grow tent boasts a LONG list of positive qualities that make it worth every penny. Pros: 1. Double sided light guards on the access ports ensure total darkness when the lights are off. (I know this because I stepped inside and had someone zip me in) 2. This tents wide base and above average height give it lots of room for your plants. (I purchased the 36x36x72 model) NOTE: the bars are slightly shorter than the dimensions listed, however, it reaches the full dimensions once the tarp is put on. 3. The material of the tarp is very high quality and should last a long time if used properly. 4. The additional catch basin that is included protects the bottom of the tarp from dripping water / falling dirt. 5. The structural bars included in this kit are made of high strength metal and feel very sturdy when fully assembled (including the tarp). 6. 2 additional ventilation ports at the bottom of the tarp ensure your plants will have all the air flow they need. (These can be opened and closed as needed) 7. A built in tool holder is very helpful for quick touch ups on your plants. 8. Included with this kit are 4 (two sets of 2) straps for hanging your fan / ventilation systems with. 9. A built in viewing window that can be held open with a velcro strip on the outside allows you to check on your plants progress without disturbing its growing environment. 10. The reflective material within ensures that your entire plant enjoys as much light as possible. Cons: None. You heard me. None. I have never given a review with no cons before. I cannot refer this product highly enough. 100/100, a perfect bullseye for any indoor gardener.

Packaging: well laid out and grouped into sections Instructions: terrible they need to improve this. Basically you have to use common sense. Quality: the metal poles seem par for the course, but the fabric feels like quality, something you'd pay $50-$60 more for. Overall: very happy with the purchase especially for the price. Lots of ventilation, piping holes with draw strings, zipper feels durable. Currently 3 months in and no stitching has let go, no light leaks (not that it matters when growing autos).