Quote Originally Posted by razzapiggy
Yeah, I'm just gonna nail the ply wood down over the window... I am going to be fixing plenty of holes either way when I move out (some as large as six inches) A little cillicon would fix the holes from the ply wood being put on in a matter of minutes. Kudos for the help bro.

Also really liking your idea about taking an inch off my door frame at the bottom, unfortunately... unless someone knows a way to install some sort of screen or what not (and not have it look obvious there's a grow room inside) I'm afraid the pests would jump off the cats and end up in the room. Already having a mite problem, so naturally I'm constantly trying to figure out ways to prevent those fuckers... one of which is not touching the cats as much and washing my hands.
The photo below is a vent I installed in my laundry room. It is the fresh-air intake to my grow cabinet.

The grill/vent cover doesn't draw a second glance because it looks like it belongs there. You can do the same thing with your door. Cut a hole and put a vent cover over it. Make sure the cover matches the door and no one will notice it. Under the grill you can have screen that will will keep the bigger bugs in/out.
PharmaCan Reviewed by PharmaCan on . Go Away Light Leaks!!! This is annoying the crap out of me... I am growing in an extra bedroom... 2600 watts. I have that black and white plastic shit covering my walls, and recently added a fan pushing air through a six inch hole to ventilate the room better. Problem is.. the fucking plastic keeps coming a tad bit undone up top because the room is trying to pull air from outside the window... I'm sure there's a few parts of the window that aren't 100% air tight. Other than that, my fresh air is coming from the Rating: 5