Hydroponic Grow Tent

I bought the 48x48x80 tent. I think it's great. Zippers are sturdy and this tent is very well made. I saw some reviews saying they had light leaks. I personally have no light leaks, not even around the zippers. Right now I have 6 cannabis plants in mine and they fit nicely and are not packed in. I saw some people asking how many plants can fit inside. But that depends on the size of the plants. Sativa are normally a lot taller than Indicas. Autoflowering plants usually shorter and more compact than regular plants. So it just depends on what your growing. This tent is a great choice for indoor growers. I like how you can unzip from the sides as well as the front so you have easy access to the whole tent. That comes in very handy. I personally didn't want a tent with a separate window where you can look in. I have some friends who have the window on their tents but they get kinda yellow and gross over time. Lots of vents and ducts on the top, bottom and sides to work with. It really does hold a lot of weight. I'm 5'5" 125 lb female and can hang from this easily. Right now I have a 6" carbon filter, 6" exhaust fan, 315 CMH Grower's Choice light with the ballast attached, a 12" mounted ossilating fan and still have room to hang more stuff. I do wish there was an option to get another bar for the top if needed. That would just be more convenient for a lot of people. I found 2 of my dogs and 2 cats inside my tent one evening when I left it unzipped to go get something. I just knew they had chewed or clawed something in there. If they did they weren't able to leave even a scratch. But do note that if you leave any of the bottom vents open, cats can easily get in. I put this tent together myself. I'm not sure who is putting this thing together in 15 minutes. It took me about an hour. The frame itself is super easy, it just clicks together. It's getting the actual tent on that is no fun. That's for any tent though. Much easier if you have someone else to help you. You'll need a big space to put this tent together. Make sure you realize the measurements so you don't put it together in one room, only to realize it's too big and you have to take it down to move it. I took other reviewers advice and assembled the bottom of the tent first. Then I snapped the frame together. Then laid it on it's side to get the tent on over it. It was a pain in the butt. But well worth it. I have nothing negative to say about this tent. Am getting a 2x2 next.