Barn Buildout

[Fixer]

You're going to have a lot of plants to find a home for. I'd get cracking if I were you.

 

[gsxr97]

Cracking is on the agenda

 

[Fixer]

 

[gsxr97]

Mini split

Mini split

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[gsxr97]

Post office vent

Post office vent

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[I respect women]

I have a barn. From the outside I'd like no one to know what will be on the inside.

I'd like to build out the inside of the barn for a new Flower and Veg space.

Flower- 11x14 up to 12' celings
Veg- 7x14 7ft celing.
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Almost exactly what my new room is.
Flower 11x14 10' ceiling
veg 6x14 8'

Good thing I'm not competitive

 

[gsxr97]

You will win the competition! Kick ass spot buddy . I’m doing all I can to get my barn built out.


What’s the lights , cooling specs for your rooms?

Happy hump day everyone

Almost exactly what my new room is.
Flower 11x14 10' ceiling
veg 6x14 8'

Good thing I'm not competitive

 

[I respect women]

What’s the lights , cooling specs for your rooms?

I don't run any air conditioning. Technically this room is a heater for the shop it is in. I'm far north by Canadian standard so for 8 months of the year cooling isn't an issue. The shop stays about 65, and AC infinity fans control the room temp.
Last year it ran 4 lights and worked out great.
DE HPS 1000's

 

[gsxr97]

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[I respect women]

Very jealous of Canadian climate.

Go stand in the corner and think about what you just said!
You're in Cali and I have to heat propane to flash it off my shadder some days!

 

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[Fixer]

Those mini splits are very reliable. I have them installed a lot and never get call backs. The redundancy would be nice but it's probably overkill. I like the Mitsubishi Hyper Heat units but I'm in Maine and it gets cold in the Winter. Also you won't need much cooling if you're running LEDs. I'm using a 14,000 BTU window mounted mini split with 2000W of HPS and about 1300W of LEDs.

 

[gsxr97]

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[Fixer]

Looking good!

 

[Fixer]

How's the build coming?

 

[gsxr97]

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[Fixer]

I've been thinking about those EZ Sips. You might try laying your studs into the foam then applying the top and bottom plates to the wall before standing it. I may be overthinking this one but I spent all day wrestling with some warped and twisted framing lumber.

 

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