fierybong Well-Known Member Jun 6, 2013 #1 Has anyone ever tried redirecting sunlight to a more secure indoor location? I'm imagining using mirrors or highly reflective surfaces to transfer light through a split-level basement window and into a hidden grow area. Is this at all realistic?
Has anyone ever tried redirecting sunlight to a more secure indoor location? I'm imagining using mirrors or highly reflective surfaces to transfer light through a split-level basement window and into a hidden grow area. Is this at all realistic?
budman111 Well-Known Member Jun 6, 2013 #2 You really would need to watch out for solar convergence or heat spots, it will act like a laser and fry the plants pretty quick but if you want to guinea pig it lol [h=3][/h]
You really would need to watch out for solar convergence or heat spots, it will act like a laser and fry the plants pretty quick but if you want to guinea pig it lol [h=3][/h]
Lo Budget Well-Known Member Jun 6, 2013 #3 Might be better off with a tubular skylight system, much stealthier than redirecting sunlight into a basement window.
Might be better off with a tubular skylight system, much stealthier than redirecting sunlight into a basement window.
T T.H.Cammo Well-Known Member Jun 7, 2013 #4 Is this at all realistic? I think it would work on a South facing basement window.
