Quote Originally Posted by painretreat
Sorry, I just got back here. Finally, learning my way around and subscribe to my own thread!

Hatch: Thanks a million and we'll be in touch with the new message boards! Just seems like I need to put it in with the house and not have a half-assed thing I can't work with or need to keep re-doing! Been reading a lot of LED info and figure it may be my best bet here. Meth lab are famous here--that is how 24 homes in this cove burned. All meth labs gone and cops never come out here unless someone calls on life and death stuff! When you see what I have to work with, it will blow you away!

DJ: I have done that, thank you for info. Awaiting dvd's! I wondered about those! :thumbsup: pr

Much thanks for your kindness of providing me info!! I never ask for advice I do not take and use! This is going to be a slow process for me, due to a few things out of my control! Crap, just felt a tiny earthquake, very tiny! Easy to feel in an RV on a nice parcel with a great view of the valley and mountains I am nestled in! :rastasmoke:
That has a nice ring to it.

Was living in N. Ca. for the Loma Prieta quake.
Actually saw a wave in solid concrete!
Moved to Kona just in time for the Kiholo quake.
I no complain about free rides.
But, I digress...:stoned:
Where was I?
Oh Yeah, I'm thinkin' with spinal problems you have decided to build a grow-room with grow room.
High ceilings, that is. You'll want the girls up off the floor a bit, but still have the option to grow tall.
Even with hydro and LEDs there's lifting and bending involved.
If I had the option to plan a grow-room, I'd have two rooms.
One for veg, one for bloom.
Both would have shelves at a height convenient for wheel chairs. Ditto the sink and electrical outlets.

I'm not in a chair yet, But am pretty sure I'm not gettin' younger. Also a good guess that electricity prices prolly won't drop much.
I like to plan ahaead.
A central atrium works well for high desert.
Plenty of free sunshine during growing season, protection from the constant wind, security, etc.
For clones and winter grows. A well insulated, secure, central room is best.
Won't need windows which ups your placement options.
I could rattle on, but I'm sure you've already thought about all this.
So, goodnight, my new friend, may you rest well.

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Weezard Reviewed by Weezard on . Setup suggestions? (split) LIVE IN south. Ca on over 3 acres; am building a house. No green thumb. plan to build gro room in house or should i build something outside; Get some snow in winter and extreme heat in summer. ALL SUGGESTIONS ON HOW TO DESIGN IT TO HAVE BUILT WITH HOUSE REQUESTED! Then, can anyone recommend a good book 'the gro book for dummies?' THANKS FOR ANY SUGGESTIONS AND HELP! Finally, got Medical permis.: have been printing mix for dirt and feeding: I AM NOT A BUILDER OR GOOD WITH A HAMMER or I Rating: 5