Grow Tents — G-Tools

A cabinet instead of a tent: solid, closed and quiet. Two footprints, with modules to build upward.

The Bonanza is not a tent. Where a tent is fabric and poles, this is a closed cabinet with solid walls. That makes it heavier, dearer and far less easy to move, and it buys you rigidity, sound damping and a piece of furniture that does not announce itself in a living space the way a tent does.

Two sizes and two builds

Everything is 0.35 m² or 1 m². Per size there is an empty cabinet for anyone fitting it out themselves, and a Clima build with the climate side already included. Alongside those, the table-height 0.35 m² model for working standing up, and the Nursery in both sizes for cuttings and raising young plants.

Expansion happens by module

The XL expansion modules in 0.35 and 1 m² add a second storey to a cabinet you already have. That is the reason to think about size at the start: a 1 m² cabinet takes a 1 m² module, and the two footprints do not cross over. Start small and finish large, and this layout has you adding rather than replacing.

Cabinet or tent

A tent is lighter, cheaper and gone again within an hour. A cabinet runs quieter, holds light in better and lasts longer. The practical question is usually where it will stand: in a shed or loft the tent wins on price, in a living room or study the cabinet wins on everything your neighbours and housemates notice. This brand's ventilation is on its own page under Climate and Ventilation and is matched to these cabinets.