Designing my diy wardrobe on sketchup, need help

Hello,
hope everybody is good,
i begin my plan in way to make my grow wardrobe, their will be only one room for veg and bloom,the depth of the wardrobe is 900mm
on top it will be the ventilation system and on right side it will be the curring/dry room and place for stuff
i will need some help to tel me witch is the best door system to get the most sealed room system , and if you had the sketchup file to help me finish that ( im really bad and i just begin the draw)

i let you one jpeg and the sketchup file




cant wait to reed you, cheers

ps: dont know why the picture dont show

http://image.noelshack.com/fichiers/2018/52/7/1546173286-placard.jpg

update of my dreaming wardrobe ,
as i had 1 meter depth , and i wont be able to use this depth for the drying and driver stage/part ( the right side of the wardrobe) i though about leave this free space for the ventilation duct managing ( the ventilation stage/area is the bloc for the top)
i let you some pics and the .skp to show you that , my english is so bad, really hard to explain that.


front side

back side

Translucide back version


translucide front version

the more i read and learn about construction stuff the more i think i will need some reinforcing cleats
dont you think???
can someone help me finish this design??
ps: finaly the depth will be 1 meter
happy new years !!

Cant offer much advice but thought I would respond since I don't want you feeling like nobody is taking any notice..

I don't think we have many people with experience with the design file your using, or any other design file.. We are all stoners!!

As far as the doors been light proof, A normal cupboard door which opens like any kitchen unit would work well. But you want 1x1inch length of wood on the inside of the cupboard all the way around, that should block light if everything fits tightly. Creates an overlap if you understand.

You also need to consider all air that goes out(extraction) has to be replaced and needs to be fairly free to flow so it does not impede the fan.
You could do that by having holes or vents in the bottom floor section, I see you have a base on there so perhaps you could design the base so it allows air in but does not allow light out, I imagine you don't want your cupboard to glow.

Will look forward to seeing the design come into reality.

thank you for the advise @coreywebster , you are right nobody is interess by my thread lol, thought everybody was planing theire room on sketchup before
your idea of drilling hole on the floor is brillant, ill also have 2 indoor fan in grow aera on the back of the wardrobe which will be ventilate by those monster
https://noctua.at/en/nf-a20-pwm
i understand what you are saying, will do that, but i wanted to know which door hinge was better for my build?

I guess it depends on weight of the door and the material its made from.
I like the standard kitchen cupboard hinge but they are used with flat pack style furniture and that already has the holes pre bored and that may be difficult to do without the full array of tools a manufacturer has to hand.

These though offer the same function without (I think) having to be sunk into the door or frame.
https://www.screwfix.com/p/hafele-easy-mount-hinges-90-95mm-2-pack/1121J?tc=RA4&ds_kid=92700022061881530&ds_rl=1241687&ds_rl=1245250&ds_rl=1244072&ds_rl=1249481&ds_rl=1245250&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI4ozd873U3wIVbbXtCh2ZTgJzEAQYAiABEgKwD_D_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

coreywebster said:

I guess it depends on weight of the door and the material its made from.
I like the standard kitchen cupboard hinge but they are used with flat pack style furniture and that already has the holes pre bored and that may be difficult to do without the full array of tools a manufacturer has to hand.

These though offer the same function without (I think) having to be sunk into the door or frame.
https://www.screwfix.com/p/hafele-easy-mount-hinges-90-95mm-2-pack/1121J?tc=RA4&ds_kid=92700022061881530&ds_rl=1241687&ds_rl=1245250&ds_rl=1244072&ds_rl=1249481&ds_rl=1245250&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI4ozd873U3wIVbbXtCh2ZTgJzEAQYAiABEgKwD_D_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

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i found some heavy 1200mm piano hinge my be very intressting for doing sealed door, add this system and im think we are good? i just have to take the right one ( need help for that, the wardrobe doors will be 30kg)
https://catalog.monroeengineering.com/category/piano-hinges

and i think about about add this closing system too:
https://www.osculati.com/en/11313-m-020752/lever-closures