Lunshbox'a $31,000.00 Grow Room

lunshbox

Member
Well, I finally raised enough money to build my grow room. I will be breaking ground this summer. I started ordering materials and grow room supplies this week. I will describe in detail what exactly I will be doing. The only drawing I have of the room is too large to upload.


The room dimensions are 20' x 20'. There is a holding area (5'x7') with two security doors. The security doors are custom made, with the outer door being 4” thick made of steel (1/2” thick) and the inner door being 6” thick made of 1/2” thick plate steel with a hydraulic lock. The two doors set me back $4,000.00. The base is a reinforced concrete pad with a 2' high brick base. The walls are made of steel 2”x4”x9' beams with a metal security screen tack-welded all the way around. Then plywood and vinyl siding to make it look pretty and inconspicuous. There are no windows in this room. I am using soundproofing insulation and baffling to kill the noise of fans and ballasts and whatever else I may be doing in there. Between the walls and the baffling is also heat shield. In the ceiling there will be an exhaust cooling chamber and an intake scrubber. The cooled exhausted will be vented via a dryer vent. I am making sure to put a garbage disposal system into the sink area. Any nutrient solution or waste nutrient will be drained into a holdover tank with a reverse osmosis filter system so that the wastewater will be clean for the sewer system. I am also installing a dishwasher to expedite container and tool cleaning and sterilization. I have also constructed two ballast boxes with over temp sensors for a small fire suppression system.


For the growing materials, I spent quite a bit of money. I built all of the aeroponic systems that I am going to install. I bought 4 – 1000W digital ballasts with SuperSun2 reflectors. I also purchased the reflector heat covers. The veg area has 3 – 600W digital systems on a light mover. All of the lights are going to run on a 220V system. For the cloning and seedling area, there will be a 4” - 8 light T5 light. For ventilation, there are a total of 4 – 12” can filters with 4 – 12” can fans. Intake and exhaust will be double filtered. I am installing some racking to make an expandable cloning area that is able to hold 3 4x8 T5 light systems. I am installing 2 – XGC-1 greenhouse controllers linked in with 6 CO2 tanks. I have a sulfur vaporizer to hank in the middle of the room. For temperature control, I have a 3 area a/c system that will run through the ceiling.


All in all, this setup cost me $31,000.00. It is the best money I have ever spent and I will post pictures of everything when I am done (around October).
 

spandy

Well-Known Member
Not bashing on you in anyway bro, just curious what the expensive security is for? I'm sure you don't expect it to stop the 5-0 because a search warrant will crush any door you put in it's way because cops never say "all well, it's locked" lol. So I was just curious as to why so much security was all.

Can't wait to see pics!!!!!!! Good luck man.
 

kidaihuan

Active Member
I hope you can move that much. All the concrete and steel doors in the world aren't going to help if someone narcs.
 

Robo high

New Member
hey dude if u cant upload ur mic here just upload it to photobucket.com
and post a link here cuz really everybody is ganna wanna see this
 

iloveit

Well-Known Member
security cams with internet links are a must, and cheap too, fuck the narcs, i know that shit is for the jackers

Ive been interested in setting up a wireless cam with an internet link. But my only concerns are picture quality & of course flickering from the bright HPS lights. Have you hooked up a security cam before, which one(s) would you recommend?
 

lunshbox

Member
Not bashing on you in anyway bro, just curious what the expensive security is for? I'm sure you don't expect it to stop the 5-0 because a search warrant will crush any door you put in it's way because cops never say "all well, it's locked" lol. So I was just curious as to why so much security was all.

Can't wait to see pics!!!!!!! Good luck man.
The security is for the neighbors, not the cops. Plus it could double as a fallout shelter :) I just ordered the concrete today for the pad. Like I said earlier also, all I have a picture of is a rough drawing of the plans I did on ms paint. I won't put any pics of the outside of the building or construction on here for security purposes. Wouldn't want anyone figuring out where I live ;)
 

b1izzard

Member
The security is for the neighbors, not the cops. Plus it could double as a fallout shelter :) I just ordered the concrete today for the pad. Like I said earlier also, all I have a picture of is a rough drawing of the plans I did on ms paint. I won't put any pics of the outside of the building or construction on here for security purposes. Wouldn't want anyone figuring out where I live ;)
no offense but if someone you had to be worried about finding you really wanted to find you it wouldnt be all that hard to get your isp. Cops are pretty good at that.

But anyways good luck with the construction. I hope it works out well for you
 

braker642

Member
the thing i dont understand is why spend $31,000 on a grow room unless your going to be pushing mad weight and if its just for personal you would never get your money back. best of luck and cant wait for pictures
 

Hotwired

Well-Known Member
the thing i dont understand is why spend $31,000 on a grow room unless your going to be pushing mad weight and if its just for personal you would never get your money back. best of luck and cant wait for pictures
Pushing mad weight?

He gets his money back after 10 pounds. 10 pounds aint too much. I'm sure care givers can handle that load in one shot.

After that it's all profit. In 6 months time this guy can prolly do 10 pounds a grow. You figure out the rest :shock::hump:
 

GrowTech

stays relevant.
no offense but if someone you had to be worried about finding you really wanted to find you it wouldnt be all that hard to get your isp. Cops are pretty good at that.

But anyways good luck with the construction. I hope it works out well for you
yeah it would be hard...


to thread op. post photos! :)
 
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