LightHouse0.7 x 0.5 x 0.9m Clone

I ended up returning this, but that was more due to the location of the vents vs the size of the tent rather than the quality. This is a very decent tent and quite a lot of size at this price. However I feel its main purpose is to be a vertical tent, not a horizontal tent which is what I needed. The instructions to put it up are very simple, but it is hard to go wrong when you build it. Honestly I must say that the product pictures doesn't do it justice, it is sturdier than what it looks.ONE WORD OF WARNING: If you are looking for a stealth-delivery, this is not it. It has 'LightHouse, Controlled Environment' in a nice huge sticker on the front, and even the tape keeping the outer cardboard box has this little house on it with a leaf inside it..... Depending on what you are planning on growing you might want to consider this, as it was very easy to draw the wrong conclusions from the packaging.

This unit was very easy to put together it has plastic corners you can see them in the photograph once it was inside the cover material the frame is very stable you can use the unit flat on its back to give a large growing area with a .5 m height or you can stand on end for colour pantsI was Lucky enough to buy it from Amazon warehouse for £28 I believe the normal price is £58 there is a lot of competition for growing tents but many of them are too big for your average house or greenhouseI would recommend this unit it’s small enough to find a space for indoors and it would keep the growing area clean

Clearly this is an entry level grow tent. Easy to assemble. Wasn't that clear how to suspend a grow light inside (the lamp bars run from back to front with no attachments), but I managed it with a bit of modding.The zips themselves are really sturdy, but the handles of the zippers are soft rubber, moulded around a tiny metal tab.I hadn't even fully assembled the tent and one of the zipper handles pulled clean off (the rubber tore, and so its not a case of just snapping it back on). This is a really dumb design, especially as the only reason for them to be rubber is so they can apply their branding to it.I contacted Lighthouse from their website asking a question, and raising the point that my tent had a fault. A week later and they still haven't bothered to reply. Granted it was only £60, but they lose another star for poor after sales support.Meanwhile I bought a Mars Hydro grow light and they have sent several emails asking if everything is ok, along with links to various articles to help. Kinda wish I bought my tent from them too.

This is a great small grow tent to use for raising seedlings or propagation in a high humid warm environment. Good light retention, good quality fabric and zips. I was really surprised at how reflective the inside was. Comes with a removable floor, but can only be used one way. The tent however can be used with a high ceiling for growing on periods or on side for propagation. Internal supports are metal with good plastic joining corners and are solid in construction. All in all a good quality item that should last a long time. Worth the price.

Heavy duty , thick canvas. Zippers seem to be bombproof. Very nice reflective material. Very impressed. There is a really fine square mesh for passive air intake, which is thick plastic, very unlike the flimsy mosquito stuff you can buy in DIY stores.Installation is super easy. The poles are even numbered, which is crazy really. I never read the instructions. It is as simple as it can be. There is one surplus plastic cornerpiece, which is nice in case you should ever break one (not likely, they are sturdy enough).However, I got 1 wrong lamphanger pole, 15cm too long. According to the instruction notes, there should be 2 equal lamphanger poles.Nevermind, I shortened it and bended a hook on it in the vise.

Firstly it's massive easy to assemble the frame which really are much of a like with these things. I was more concerned about the zippers and material quality when I purchased but no problem there. It also has a storage bag made from the same material as the tent. I managed in my haste to skin it but would suggest easier with two people. Fully assembled in an hour. One very pleased little grower.

A solid, well made bit of kit. Perhaps the assembly instructions could be better.I eventually managed to assemble this on my own but it was hard going. If you can find someone to give you a hand it will save you a lot of sweat and swearing!

Great, hardy, practical tent, can't fault it, it's perfect... Lighthouse tents are better than £200 budbox.com 80 quid, jamming