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How to properly seal a room

PaulieWaulie

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I am building a sealed room with 4 k hps and co2. Any information about properly sealing the room. I am having the lights open, and no intake or outake. Im just planning it out. Will I have temperature issues. It is in a cold basement over the winter. Please give suggestions so I can plan this right. is there a link for sealed room construction..
 
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yamaha_1fan

You will probably want to air cool those lights or plan on installing an A/C, probably both. 4000 watts can get pretty hot.

If the room is built for this, then you should have a flat ceiling and walls. Drywall and taping all the joints should work. I used panda film as my ceiling had all the mechanicals of the house (plumbing, AC vents, etc) and my walls were not flat either.

I can tell you if you use any duct tape, use the gorrilla brand. Its a little more but seems to hold up to the heat. Normal duct tape looses its adhevisness. I am talking about your normal everyday tape, not the silver foil tape used on ducts, or real duct tape. hope that makes sense
 

PaulieWaulie

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So if the walls are not flat and totally uneven, I would just line the outside with panda film, and tape it it all together, ceilings, walls, and floors ? and add a zipper ? How should I attach the panda film to the ceilings ?

yamaha_1fan said:
You will probably want to air cool those lights or plan on installing an A/C, probably both. 4000 watts can get pretty hot.

If the room is built for this, then you should have a flat ceiling and walls. Drywall and taping all the joints should work. I used panda film as my ceiling had all the mechanicals of the house (plumbing, AC vents, etc) and my walls were not flat either.

I can tell you if you use any duct tape, use the gorrilla brand. Its a little more but seems to hold up to the heat. Normal duct tape looses its adhevisness. I am talking about your normal everyday tape, not the silver foil tape used on ducts, or real duct tape. hope that makes sense
 

00420

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StartingOver said:
So if the walls are not flat and totally uneven, I would just line the outside with panda film, and tape it it all together, ceilings, walls, and floors ? and add a zipper ? How should I attach the panda film to the ceilings ?

small squares of cardboard & a staple gun spray adhesive works to hold it up tell you can tack it in....
 

PaulieWaulie

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Im sorry For Some reason I thought there is some sophisticated way to seal a room. But tacking panda film to the walls, and taping it all together. I already new that. LOL.. I guess I will just do a clean job of it and thats the best I can do.
 

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