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Ahh seems like such an obvious solution! Thank you. How would I get the piece of plywood to be attached to the window? Would I cut a piece of plywood slightly shorter than the windows opening then just shut the window on it?They make tint for the window, As for venting outside looks easy. When the ac is out cut a piece of plywood say 10-12 inches wide the hight of window. then cut a 4 inch or 6 inch depends on your exhaust tube, hole in plywood and bang your done. good luck bro'
fantastic, exactly the type of thing i was looking for. i guess now i need to find one that fits the dimensions of my windowthis is what you need. you can make it out of plywood, but it is pretty cheap just to order it
this is fantastic, might have to copy this exactly. Excited to show off the new room when its finished..I built this custom 6" inlet and outlet for my basement casement window and incorporated the screen for the window to help with any larger insects. I needed a place to use a dual port AC to draw and vent, which also incorporated an extra dedicated electrical line to this general area for the AC to have its own source of power. Anyway, I used 6" piping and also incorporated 6" baffles which allows me to "Y" off with more baffles, and allows me to vent this room to the outside should I need to, but it is mainly a closed grow space. Anyway, I hope the pictures give you an idea of how I made it work through a window....similar in location in relation to the wall and window
this is excellent. gonna have to borrow the idea and see about making it a bit more stealth since where i grow shares a street facing window and having the ducting showing like that would raise suspicions for sure.I built this custom 6" inlet and outlet for my basement casement window and incorporated the screen for the window to help with any larger insects. I needed a place to use a dual port AC to draw and vent, which also incorporated an extra dedicated electrical line to this general area for the AC to have its own source of power. Anyway, I used 6" piping and also incorporated 6" baffles which allows me to "Y" off with more baffles, and allows me to vent this room to the outside should I need to, but it is mainly a closed grow space. Anyway, I hope the pictures give you an idea of how I made it work through a window....similar in location in relation to the wall and window
THIS IS GENIUS!!!!!!!!If I was going to go more stealthy, except for the screen, I would spray paint everything black, including inside the intake and exhaust so that looking at it from a distance looked like it was just a window to a room with the lights off, as if looking at it from the outside....I have a private back garden and since it is now legal to grow your own in Canada, I'm not so concerned anymore
You take half the sliding window out and replace it with the wood. Cut to the same size as the window you took out. Caulk the edges and paint bright white. Done.Ahh seems like such an obvious solution! Thank you. How would I get the piece of plywood to be attached to the window? Would I cut a piece of plywood slightly shorter than the windows opening then just shut the window on it?
@Dirtbag, @tobh check this out ^Alright @ComfortablyNumb I copied you the best I could, here is what's been done so far with the room. Got a big quest dehu hung up, makeshifted the exhuast system out of my casement window, 5 gavita LEDs and plan to have 3 3x6 tables in here.
Seeds popped and planted in rockwool 2 days ago. Growing Mountain Top Mint (HSC) and Birthday Cake x Chemdog (Humboldt CSI). We shall see how this run goes! Will update as often as I can with the progress!
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