design cab plan

ClosetJungle

Active Member
I had put this picture in a previous thread today, but I feel like people dont look at old post as much sooo

what do you guys think about this design?

Its for my closetmaid cabinet I just bought

 

caseyg2007

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You will need to get a piece of plywood as the back is made from cheap hard cardboard. I got the same one and wasnt happy about that, and i still havent put it up cause i dont have a truck to get a piece of plywood. Of course i might be setting mine up differently than u so u might not need the plywood.
 

ClosetJungle

Active Member
yea the back is total crap...the quality of the cabinet overall isnt good after all the shelves are taken out. They create a lot of internal support.

I loaded the thing with screws to help support it..a corner actually chipped off while I was doing this and I drilled a 1/4" thick screw into my finger. Its nasty and pussing ^.^

Im going to probably get 3/4" or 1"thick plywood when I get the chance and have a buddy to help me( the thing weights 200lbs)

im also using silicone around the edges to make sure its light tight.


Can you tell me about your design?
 

caseyg2007

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My cabinet will be primarily a flower cabinet, but it is for all stages really. Im not cloning right now so i just start from seed since i have like 20 femenized kush seeds. I am planning on doing 2 or 3 at a time in 2 or 3 gallon DWC buckets ( i have both 2 and 3 gal.) with drains and scrog screen for each plant. I will have a 400 watt hps with a 6 inch cooltube and a 6 inch inline duct booster fan with a 430 watt agrosun bulb. I use a hydrofarm 265 cfm blower and 4"x20" inch carbon filter for exhaust. I also use the complete lineup of foxfarm hydro. I used to have a design of the cabinet from ms paint, but i lost it when i had to reload windows.
 

seasmoke

Active Member
I would get rid of those 90* angles and put the filter on one end of the cooltube and the fan at the exhaust opening, blowing out. The filter will scrub the passive air.
 
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