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Indoor Grow Tents & Grow Room Setup

A grow tent is more than a dark box, tent lining, sizing and full room setup all affect how much of your light and climate control equipment actually reaches your plants. These guides cover sizing a tent to your light and space, comparing tent brands and linings, and building out a complete grow room setup from the ground up.

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HOMEbox vs Gorilla, AC Infinity, Mars Hydro and Vivosun: Grow Tent Comparison Australia
Quick Answer: HOMEbox vs Gorilla, AC Infinity, Mars Hydro and Vivosun HOMEbox is German engineered with a 2 year warranty, 22mm powder coated steel frame rated to 150kg, and PAR+ reflective lining that reflects 92% of light while producing less heat than standard mylar. Gorilla Grow Tent uses the thickest standard canvas at 1680D and is the only brand with a genuinely height adjustable frame, but its warranty terms are inconsistent across the brand's own marketing. AC Infinity uses the thickest canvas of any brand compared here at 2000D, backed... Read more...
Inline Fan and Carbon Filter Kit: How to Size and Build Your Ventilation Setup
Quick Answer: Building an Inline Fan and Carbon Filter Kit Match fan, filter, and ducting to the same diameter -- mixed sizes create restriction at every joint. 100mm-125mm suits compact tents up to about 80x80cm. 150mm covers the most common 120x120cm tent size. 200mm and above is for 150x150cm+ tents or rooms running multiple lights. Always size the filter to match or slightly exceed the fan's capacity, not the other way around. Mount the fan at the top of the tent pulling air out -- intake happens passively through the... Read more...
Inline Fans & Carbon Filters vs Bunnings: What Actually Controls Heat and Smell
Quick Answer: Inline Fans and Carbon Filters vs Bunnings Bunnings sells bathroom and shed exhaust fans -- not designed to push air through ducting and a carbon filter. The number that matters under load is static pressure, not advertised airflow on an open bench test. Bunnings does not stock a grow-room carbon filter at all -- there is no in-store odour control option for hydroponics. A mismatched fan and filter means reduced airflow, heat build-up, and odour escaping despite the filter being installed. For a wardrobe-sized propagation box with no... Read more...
HOMEbox Grow Tents Australia: Complete Range Guide
Not all grow tents are built the same. This guide ranks the top grow tent brands available in Australia, comparing build quality, reflectivity, light-proofing, and value so you can choose the right tent for your setup. Read more...
Best Grow Tents for 600W HPS and LED Setups in Australia (2026 Guide)
Choosing the right grow tent for a 600W HPS or LED setup can make a significant difference to your results. This guide compares the best options available in Australia in 2026, covering size, build quality, and value for money. Read more...
HOMEbox Grow Tents and Standard Grow Tents: Why PAR+ Reflective Lining Matters
A technical breakdown of why PAR+ reflective lining in HOMEbox grow tents delivers better light efficiency, lower heat, and higher yields than standard mylar tents. Covers the full HOMEbox range available in Australia. Read more...
How to Set Up a 120x90 Grow Tent for Maximum Yield (Step-by-Step Guide)
A complete step-by-step guide to setting up a 120x90 grow tent for maximum yield. Covers equipment selection, lighting placement, ventilation setup, nutrient programs and environment management for Australian growers. Read more...
White PAR+ and Silver Mylar Grow Tent Linings: Which Performs Better in Australia?
A scientific comparison of White PAR+ and Silver Mylar grow tent linings for Australian hydroponic growers. Covers PPFD distribution, heat management, diffuse vs specular reflection, and which material performs best in Australian indoor growing conditions. Read more...