VIVOSUN S848 4x8 Grow Tent, 96"x48"x80" High Reflective Mylar with Observation Window and Floor Tray for Hydroponics Indoor Plant for VS4000/VSF4300

This tent is ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!! I’m a female 5’3 took me 2 hours to assemble myself. Getting the tent over the frame was tricky at my height lol The material is thick! Zippers are heavy duty. Lots of vent/wire openings! Plenty of bars to hang plants or accessories. It holds humidity nicely, I keep my Vivosun vent system set at 2 and it keeps it at a steady 65% humidity. I couldn’t be more happier with my purchase!!!! Buy it!!!

The media could not be loaded. This grow tent is true to size easy to assemble no light penetrates through any part of the material and the zipper quality of the tent is exceptionally well built. The windows on the grow tent are at a height to see in the tent. Thick and durable Velcro around the windows to hold them up or down. One thing I do not like is that the Velcro will stickIn your hair when looking thru the window. . Be careful.. The overall design of the grow tent, I would give a four star. The things that I would suggest glow in the dark zippers glow-in-the-dark edges around the tent due to that it is in a room that is dark. And for an easier sleeker way for the doors to be unzipped (the zippers are loud). Also put more windows around the tent. Must haves

The tent is big, and the quality on all the fabric, zippers, and metal support pieces seem good so far!I definitely would NOT have had a great time trying to put this together myself. Having a few extra hands to help will definitely save you a lot of headache!Building the support pieces together wasn't bad at all, you basically follow the instructions on the picture, and stick poles together with connector pieces. Pulling the fabric over the metal pole structure that you just built is a different story. The fabric is HEAVY! The instructions said to unzip all of the zippers, to help with the process, but even with multiple people this was a hassle. Moving the fabric into position, and finding which side went where, and which corner was which, with a heavy fabric like this, was difficult. I definitely wouldn't have been able to do this process by myself.After pulling the fabric over the structure though, and pulling the corners into place, zipping everything back up was a breeze. Most of the zippers worked fairly well, with just a few hiccups along the way, and I only have zipper that gives me struggles when I try to use it (luckily it's not one of the zippers on the main doors I use). The zippers seem heavy duty though, and I wouldn't see it breaking on me, it's just a little hard to zip/unzip compared to the others.The tent has a few big windows, and some smaller mesh windows, along with the multiple exhaust holes it offers. Both the mesh windows, and the bigger see-through plastic windows, are able to be covered if you wish with, included, reflective-coated panels, that velcro to the outside of the tent. The exhaust holes can either be used, or closed shut with the tightening strings built into them.Overall, I'm extremely satisfied with everything this tent offers. I have a ton of space to move my plants around, and water in. There's also a ton of room for all kinds of plant growth.If you're looking for more room for your plants, or more room to care for them in, and have the space to fit one of these 5x10, or 10x10 vivosun tents, I'd highly, highly recommend getting one. So far, I've been happy with all the vivosun products I've bought, and this tent is no different.10/10 definitely more ideal than a smaller tent/greenhouse

In all honesty, I'm fairly positive that all of these tents are made in the same few facilities. And then the brand's name tag and logo and sewn on. Obviously certain brands are going to ask for a few differentiating "features", and of course with a bigger "brand" you hope to get some decent after sale support should something go wrong.Having said that, I'm satisfied with the tent. It was fairly easy to set up on my own even after a few beers. I think it took around 60-90 minutes. Instructions and details are sort of lacking as mentioned elsewhere. FYI - port holes/socks can fit 10" fans, I couldn't find that info there. In a tent this size, I definitely recommend an 8" inline for your exhaust.It's built well, well I built it. I suppose I should say that the materials included are made well. There's a lot of beef over the zippers on these. And hey, look at that! There's beefs with almost all brand's tent zippers. They're the nylon type. They are a little stiff when new, and can catch. Put a little dab of lithium grease on each track, and in a week or so, they're perfectly fine.Ceiling support bars can hold a decent amount, I'm running 3 BP3000s in mine and it's more than sturdy enough to hold them without any concern.I'm not sleeping in this so I've never really checked for light leaks. I don't wet the bed over light leaks though. I'm sure many do.The only semi-issue is the front "flap" that covers a main zipper down the middle of the tent. Vivosun could could have used, and done a better job, of velcroing that flap. It tends to curl out. In action, I don't find it to cause issue, aesthetically, it's sort of - eh.One word of caution with a tent this big: It does have front and back "doors". So you want to make sure in this tent's case, you have enough room to house this tent and reach both sets of doors. I had to push it close to a wall, and when you load it with plants, do a scrog, sog, hardcore LST, etc. It is not fun reaching to the back to water, etc. Now that is on me. Hindsight is 20/20. Vivosun if you are listening, add side "doors" somehow. Or, make the front doors more like gull wing cars where the open all the way to the back. Most people CANNOT have a ginormous tent sitting in the middle of a room. Most of us will HAVE to put it closer to a wall! So the back doors are essentially useless to many of us. But again, that is on me. I should've caught that when researching. When it's time to replace this tent, I will have to really consider that. Anyway, it's a good tent. I give it a solid 4.