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sun hut grow tent

sun hut grow tent Sun Hut Big Easy Grow Tent

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sun hut grow tent Sun Hut Big Easy Grow TentSun Hut The Big Easy Grow Tents are completely enclosed greenhouses for growers who dont want to grow enough plants to warrant an entire grow room. These durable, yet light weight grow tents create a rugged and effective growing environment that is very easy to control. Control Your Grow With Sun Hut The Big Easy grow tents, you can control all the key factors necessary for a productive crop. These grow tents have 10 inch duct ports, high and low lamp

Sun Hut® The Big Easy® Grow Tents are completely enclosed greenhouses for growers who don’t want to grow enough plants to warrant an entire grow room.

These durable, yet light-weight grow tents create a rugged and effective growing environment that is very easy to control.

Control Your Grow

With Sun Hut® The Big Easy® grow tents, you can control all the key factors necessary for a productive crop. These grow tents have 10-inch duct ports, high and low lamp/power cord ports and a tray bottom for easy control of ventilation, light, and moisture for your plants.

They also feature a “U-shaped” rear door that unzips and folds down for easy total access.

Durability for Long Life

Made from rugged 190D black outer material with a highly reflective interior, these grow tents have reinforced stitching in high-wear areas and include an improved zipper that won’t wear out.

Sun Huts are designed to withstand the heat that HID reflectors and ballasts produce. Their built-in ventilation socks cool reflectors for a more stable growing environment. You can also install intake and exhaust fans using the standard 10-inch duct ports.

Simple to Assemble

With a galvanized steel pole frame and quick connect molded plastic corners, the Big Easy® is truly easy to assemble and remains sturdy throughout many seasons.

Best Size for Your Grow

Sun Hut® The Big Easy® Grow Tents are available in four sizes of depth and width, so you can choose the right amount of space for the number of plants you want to grow. All grow tents are 6.58 feet tall.

  • Big Easy 70: Interior Dimensions - 44.4 inches (3.7 ft.) x 44.4 inches (3.7 ft.) ~ 70 cu. ft.
  • Big Easy 80: Interior Dimensions – 52.7 inches (4.4 ft) x 34.4 inches (2.8 ft.) ~ 80 cu. ft.
  • Big Easy 145: Interior Dimensions – 56.8 inches (4.7 ft) x 56.8 inches (4.7 ft.) ~ 145 cu. ft.
  • Big Easy 285: Interior Dimensions – 112.8 inches (9.4 ft.) x 56.8 inches (4.7 ft.) ~ 285 cu. ft.

All sizes include upper and lower duct ports plus power cord port and a tray bottom. Each model number indicates the approximate number of cubic feet in the grow tent.

Additional Features

  • Assembly Instructions: Sun Hut® includes a QR code on each installation guide which connects you to an assembly video just in case you need additional help.
  • Larger Inside Dimensions: These impressive grow tents don’t clutter the interior so you have more space for plants.
  • Light-Tight: Thick layered nylon material is not only light-tight but has a highly reflective interior.
  • Hydroponic Operation: Use your preferred hydroponic system inside the Sun Hut® (tested with Flo-n-Gro systems)

Summary

Sun Hut® The Big Easy® Grow Tents are durable and light-weight, with a compact footprint and roomy interior for smaller grow operations. Choose from four sizes to fit your growing needs—easy to assemble with sturdy steel frames.

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