GrowinTheDank
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My closet is 9' wide x 2' and the floor is carpet. I'm wondering if I should construct like a plastic tub. Or use plywood and grow trays. Idk, what do you think?
Best way to cover floor of closet?
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GrowinTheDank
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Well I want it to be stable. Would black plastic sheeting do the trick?
george xxx
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All plants need some kind of tray or saucer to capture run-off. The type of floor covering you have is irrelevant.
GrowinTheDank
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True. I suppose this is more common sense and a waste of a thread lol my apologies.
Ringsixty
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The plastic is there to protect the floor from accidents. I also use catch trays under my planters.
GrowinTheDank
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Thanks man
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GrowinTheDank
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donmagicjuan
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shrink wrap they use to cover boats in the winter
SOMEBEECH
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Get the bubblewrap for the extra POP....Added security from poachers
GrowinTheDank
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Nizza
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lol try taking a plywood piece the size of your closet. Now make a brim around it, doesnt have to be more than 1/2 " deep. You can do this with any wood, or PVC. I think itd look pro with pvc ripped down the center then screwed on. Now after you have a piece of plywood with a rim you line it with plastic, only putting staples above where the water reaches. you can glue it down if you want it to look flush to the floorboard. Wa-laa a floor
GrowinTheDank
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These are the types of posts I was looking for when posting this thread
Thankss
GrowinTheDank
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I got a huge board of melanine at the hw store for like 11 bucks. Lined my whole closet with it. Sturdy and thin, can with some patience be cut with a utility knife and a straight edge. White reflective and awesome.
Thanks both for sharing.