Its too hard to draw what I'm talking about, but I think you can get the idea. Make it so the tarp goes above ground so rainwater won't flood in. You could get something that sticks on 2 sides, some weatherstripping for windows or something. Make sure to seal between the 2x4s and the tarp. I don't know how much hinges and latches cost, but you could put hinges on 1 side, then have a latch on the other side to secure the top. If you want to really seal it good, put some more weather stripping on bottom of the plywood too.
Dr.Hashman Reviewed by Dr.Hashman on . rubbermaind grow box can be done outside? alright, i posted this in the outdoor forum. seemed a little out of place i guess. since it's not natural sunlight that will be giving light. but this will be done outside. what i'm trying to do here is have the rubbermaid box outside in a hole since i don't have anywhere to put inside, and i can't just openly grow it out in the backyard, so it needs to be stealthed. so i had a dream. i kid you not. to place the rubbermaid grow box in a hole in the ground. the hole will be lined with a Rating: 5