Thank you all for the invaluable information. It would have taken a lot of screw ups for me to figure that all out. I am still going to however wire an outlet myself becuase I can't have friends know what I am doing. This is very hard because when they see the purple haze I have I will have to lie about the source and I hate lying. Plus I have to work while my roommate is gone and with assurance that he won't be home.

Anyways I was just up there working and noticed there is nice filtered ventilation. I was wondering what material I could use to make 1 wall out of to keep my Mylar room from overheating? Something that will still keep the air separate, I figure thin cardboard will work fine but any ideas are helpful. Is Mylar very flammable/what is its operating heat maximum? And there wouldn't be any fire problems by hooking up a computer case ballast to wood/Mylar, correct (400w hps)?

Also to test my wiring how long do you think I would have to wait up there and watch for smoke?
entheogens are neat Reviewed by entheogens are neat on . Fire Proofing There are some things I can't figure out about the possible fire hazards in my future indoor grow room. I am going to be doing all the wiring myself and this being the first time ever doing electrical work adds concern. The plans are: The floor will be coated with a layer of duct tape, which is on top cardboard with wood on the spots I where I will be walking. The walls will be Mylar and the ballast made from an old computer case and silver tape (donā??t know the name). I wanted to wrap the Rating: 5