Flowering room doors

[skylined]

How do I construct a door for my flowering area that is both airtight and light-tight? I'm at a loss as to how to accomplish this. Any advice is appreciated.

Peace,
~Skylined

 

[GhostToker]

Get that vinyl stuff they sell at Home Depot to stop drafts on doors and windows... you stick them on all the sides of the door and it gets reasonably light and air tight

 

[Guest]

A little more information to go on, skylined. A closet door? A cab door? A DIY door?

 

[Guest]

My idea was this...

Have your room door, or cab door like a normal door. But seal the inside of the cab/room completely with black and white poly. Then get the zipper product to create a door/window for the poly. Poly is plastic sheeting basically.

So the poly will make it 100% light and air tight, then you'll have your regular room/cab door making it look unsuspicious.

So you'll open your regular door, then unzip your zipper/poly sheeting and there ya go, enter your kingdom.

Make sense?

 

[Guest]

Yes, it makes sense and is a good idea...boy! Something that makes sense and is a good idea...who said stoners are...look at the pretty flower....I'm hungry...what was I saying? Anyways, you got it...now go forth and make it so.

 

[coolx]

nail 1/2" or 3/4" stops on 3 sides, stick a 3/4" foam weatherstrip between that and the door, seal edges of stop ... and use 1" thick foam strip under the door. Total cost about $12. easy and 100% lightproof. Weatherstrip on it's own isn't really 100%.