Helios 120" x 60" x 80" Grow Tent – Indoor Mylar Hydroponic Plant Growing Room

this product is great for the price. I bought 3 of these and only one was missing a piece of the tubing frame so I had to go to home depot and make one out of pvc. I put this tent up all by myself, was pretty easy but you need space to walk around it.. you cant cram this 10 by 5 tent in a 11 by 6 space... fyi. the tent provides total black out inside.. this can be in direct sunlight and it well be pitch black inside. (I wouldn't recommend it to go out side however because the frame would probably break if there was a strong wind) I put 3 1000 watt lights in this tent with their ballasts and the roof supports the weight fine. The tent has pretty decent insulation values... gets over 100 degrees inside even when it is only 50 degrees in the garage, I run a 10,000 btu portable a/c unit to keep the environment in the tent cool. the material shell is super thick and strong, though the frame in my opinion should have been stronger/ stiffer. it has plenty of access holes for light and a/c ducting and wiring to run through. the zippers are pretty heavy duty. the interior is super easy to sanitize witch is nice. it has access doors on all sides which makes plant maintenance a breeze. I would have given a perfect 5 stars but for the missing frame piece

Definitely an upgrade from the little greenhouse. The frame assembled easily. The tent itself was a puzzle until we found the big Helios logo and put it to the front center of the frame. After that it was quick and easy. We were both surprised to find the actual tent went underneath the "bottom" of the tent. Double bottom. Bonus! The tent itself is sturdy. Well constructed. No issues with zippers yet. Time will tell how they hold up. Support frames easily holding the grow lights. I reviewed a lot of tents and this one had better reviews than the Gorilla tents. And at a much cheaper price! So glad I chose this one. Plants that were started one week ago sprouted within a day of being in the tent. Love having the fan blowing all the plants at once.I currently have 700 potted veggies in there with plenty of room to move around. Would definitely recommend and would buy again.

installing wasn't to difficult but the fabric rips easily when trying to get it around the frame. I was able to catch it in time before it ripped too much and was able to repair with gorilla tape were it did rip. The frame doesn't seem to rugged but was able to hang a couple 4 ft 4 bulb t5 lighting in it. It is very large almost too large for me but in time the extra space might be needed. Was able to put my homemade hydroponics system made from PVC into it that is 5 or the 6 ft long PVC with the water reservoir on the end. Seems to hold heat well even tough it is in a room that is 60 degrees. Only problem I see is the fabric should have been just a bit bigger to fit over the frame.

Nice stiff feeling fabric be lies the true character. If you are going to assemble this on other than carpeted space my advice is FIRST put down a tarp or drop cloth.The pin holes people talk of are made when the fabric is lightly drawn over the floor to pitch the tent.I've put up lots of canvas tents they take a beating this feels similar but any abrasion leaves a pin hole.Otherwise nice tent easy to assemble. And even easy to customize. I had to take off 3 inches in height to fit my space. Simple hack saw and actually made it easier to put together with extra fabric.

Pros: Tent material is more durable than expected for the price. Plenty of vent holes and the size of the holes are great. Easy assembly. Great for the priceCons: Pinholes of light on the seems, missing 1 pole for final assembly(had to DIY a support beam for that pole). The frame does not seem to be able to support more than 60lbs without constructing a frame. For the tent itself I would have given 4 out of 5 stars but because of the missing piece and the integrity of the frame I could not give it more.However the material is solid for the price. Keep in mind, when buying to consider the weight of the gear you plan to hang.

So far the tent has held up. It came missing poles which was a nightmare but I jimmy rigged something to get it to work. It would be nice if it had a side zipper for access from the sides but it does not. The floor mat does not stay velcro'd to the corners and gets bunched up when moving pots around constantly so that is kind of a pain. Its been 3 months and I'm starting to see threads coming undone around the main zippers. If you can afford it I would definitely go with a Gorilla tent but if you are a baller on a budget then this will get you by for awhile.

Super simple to set up. Great tent worth buying. Minor light leaks at seams, easily fixable with tape. Wish passive air intakes had zippers cause i run with filters, no biggie i just taped them shut.I wish the doors were a single zipper. You have to unzip all the way to get in if your fat like me.

I am pretty satisfied with this tent.One small item is all I would note on the minus side though. When I unpacked the tent, one pole had been bent & kinked in shipping. I was able to effect suitable repairs. I was going to have Amazon send a replacement(which they doubtlessly would have done, quickly) but was too busy to get around to it.