Reflective interior for an enclosed light path
The Mylar lining keeps the main lighted area inside the tent and makes the interior easier to inspect.
4x4 Grow Tent | 48 x 48 x 80 in
4x4 Grow Tent | 48 x 48 x 80 in
Regular price
$144.54 USD
Regular price
$160.60 USD
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$144.54 USD
Free shipping on all orders to the lower 48 states and DC. Estimated delivery in 1–5 days.
This standalone grow tent creates a defined indoor space for a cleaner equipment layout. The dense 600D shell, reflective Mylar interior, steel frame and ventilation access provide the enclosure. Lighting and airflow equipment are selected separately.
48 x 48 inListed footprint
80 inListed height
600DOxford shell
SteelSupport frame
Best for: growers planning a roomier 4 x 4 ft enclosure around their preferred lighting and ventilation.
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Room first, equipment second
Build around a clear 4 x 4 ft footprint
The 48 x 48 in floor creates a defined indoor growing zone. Plan the front-door clearance, power route and exhaust direction before adding the light, fan and filter.
- 16 sq ft floor
- Front access
- Flexible vent routing
Listed U.S. size
48 x 48 x 80 in
Measure the room, ceiling clearance and service access before ordering equipment for the enclosure.
Why choose this enclosure
A practical shell for a custom indoor setup
The tent gives lighting, airflow and plant care a defined space. Its 600D Oxford exterior, reflective Mylar interior and steel support structure form the base. You decide which equipment completes the system.
- 600D
- Oxford exterior
- Mylar
- Reflective interior
- Steel
- Support frame
Lighting, fan, filter, ducting, controls, containers and plants are not included with the standalone enclosure.
Dense exterior and steel support
The 600D Oxford shell and steel frame create a purpose-built enclosure for an indoor equipment layout.
Vent access for a separate airflow plan
Multiple openings let you route compatible intake, exhaust and ducting around the fan and filter you select.
Quick checks and daily tool storage
The product media shows an observation window and exterior tool pocket for routine access around the tent.
Leave enough height for the complete equipment stack
The listed 80 in enclosure height must hold the plant, container, hanging hardware, light and the safe distance between the fixture and canopy. Filter and duct placement can reduce the usable height.
Confirm the final light distance, ventilation route and room ceiling clearance before assembly.
Choose the tent size that fits the room
Start with floor area and working height, then select lighting and airflow for the enclosure you choose.
Planning point3x34x45x5
Listed footprint36 x 36 in48 x 48 in59 x 59 in
Listed height70 in80 in80 in
Planning useCompact setupRoomier canopyLarger canopy
Start with the enclosure or choose a complete kit
Buy the standalone tent when you already know the light and airflow you want. Choose a complete kit when the core equipment should arrive in one order.
Standalone enclosure
4x4 Grow Tent
Best when you want the enclosure first and will choose the lighting and airflow separately.
- 48 x 48 x 80 in listed size
- 600D shell and reflective Mylar
- Steel support frame and vent access
Complete system
4x4 Complete Grow Tent Kit With OC640 LED Grow Light
Best when you still need a matched enclosure, grow light and the primary ventilation components.
- 4 x 4 ft grow tent
- LED grow light
- Inline fan, carbon filter and ducting
What this product does not include
The listing is for the standalone enclosure. A grow light, fan, filter, ducting, controller, containers, growing media and plants must be purchased separately unless the final cart contains a complete kit.
4x4 grow tent specifications
Only values supported by the current U.S. product title, description and product media are included.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Size and shell | |
| Product dimensions | 48 x 48 x 80 in |
| Floor area | 16 sq ft |
| Outer material | 600D Oxford fabric |
| Interior | Reflective Mylar lining |
| Structure and product scope | |
| Frame | Steel support structure |
| Ventilation | Multiple ventilation openings |
| Daily access | Main door, observation window and exterior tool pocket shown in product media |
| Assembly | Tool-free setup stated in the current U.S. product record |
| Product type | Standalone grow tent enclosure |
| Lighting | Sold separately |
| Ventilation equipment | Sold separately |
Frequently asked questions
Practical answers for sizing, equipment planning and ordering the standalone enclosure.
What does the 4x4 grow tent listing include?
The current U.S. record describes the standalone tent enclosure with a 600D Oxford shell, reflective Mylar lining and steel support frame. Lighting and ventilation equipment are not included.
How much room should I measure before ordering?
The product title lists 48 x 48 x 80 in. Leave extra room for the front door, exhaust route, electrical access and routine maintenance outside the enclosure.
Which grow light should I use in a 4x4 tent?
Choose by measured canopy area, crop stage, hanging clearance, heat and the light manufacturer's coverage data. Do not choose by wattage alone.
Does the tent include a fan or carbon filter?
No. This product is the standalone enclosure. Select a compatible fan, filter and ducting route separately, or compare the complete kit.
Can I check plants without opening the main door?
The current product media shows an observation window for quick visual checks. Open the enclosure when the plants need direct care or closer inspection.
Is the tent easy to assemble?
The current U.S. product record states tool-free setup. Assemble the steel frame first, fit the shell carefully and confirm that every joint is seated before hanging equipment.
Where can I check current U.S. shipping and returns?
Review the current Shipping Policy and Refund Policy before ordering.
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Thickest grow tent ive came across. Did a light leak test. Stood inside the tent with the tent closed and the lights off and the lights in my room on . No little beams of light. No leaks what so ever. We need a company like this show that affordable products are available made of high quality materials. Plenty of vent holes and screens . Big clear window for observation. I highly suggest any products from TheOneGrow. They won't disappoint you.
Description
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FAQ
The 4x4 grow tent provides a 48 × 48 × 80-inch indoor enclosure with 600D fabric, reflective Mylar, a steel frame, an observation window, and equipment ports. Its larger footprint gives growers more canopy area than a 3x3 while increasing the demands on lighting, airflow, electrical supply, and room access.
Choose this tent only after measuring the surrounding room and the mature system. The usable area must include space for plants, containers, ducting, circulation, and hands-on maintenance.
Plan the 48 × 48-inch footprint
A four-foot square enclosure occupies 16 square feet before exterior clearance. Reserve space in front of the main opening and avoid pushing duct ports directly against a wall. Confirm that the packaged components can reach the final room through doors and stairs.
Map electrical outlets, exhaust discharge, and water handling before assembly. Long extension paths, crushed ducting, or a blocked door can turn an adequate floor measurement into an impractical installation.
Use the 80-inch height carefully
The eight-foot room ceiling does not equal the tent’s usable plant height. Inside the 80-inch enclosure, subtract the container, fixture, hangers, safe light distance, upper ducting, and space below the canopy.
| Vertical layer | Planning question |
|---|---|
| Container and runoff tray | How high is the root zone above the floor? |
| Mature canopy | What height will training allow? |
| Fixture clearance | What distance does the current light data require? |
| Hangers and exhaust | Can they share the upper frame safely? |
Light containment and reflective lining
The 600D Oxford shell and light-trapping construction separate the interior schedule from the room. The Mylar lining reflects light that reaches the walls back toward the canopy.
Reflection improves the enclosure’s use of a suitable fixture but cannot create watts or uniformity that the light does not provide. After assembly, inspect the closed tent in darkness and check the zipper, seams, sleeves, and observation-window cover.
Match ports to the ventilation route
Plan exhaust from a high port and intake from a lower position. Keep the exhaust path short, support the filter and fan independently, and prevent flexible ducting from collapsing at turns.
- Use an inline fan sized for the enclosure and real duct resistance.
- Add circulation fans to move air within the canopy.
- Keep cables separated from irrigation and runoff.
- Close unused sleeves without blocking planned passive intake.
Choose a lighting path
A 4x4 canopy requires a fixture with appropriate distribution, not merely a large wattage label. The OC640 LED grow light bar is the current TheOneGrow comparison for broad 4x4 flowering coverage. Review its tested map, mounting height, and room load before purchase.
Growers who want matched components can compare the 4x4 complete grow tent kit. Those who already own a light can review the 4x4 grow tent and ventilation package.
Build and commission the enclosure
- Inventory the poles, connectors, shell, supports, and accessories.
- Assemble the frame square and level before fitting the fabric.
- Install fan, filter, ducting, and fixture with their loads distributed safely.
- Route cords and water systems on separate, protected paths.
- Run lights and airflow through an empty cycle, then record peak conditions.
A commissioning test reveals room heat, fan noise, timer errors, negative pressure, and access problems before they affect a crop.
Frequently asked questions
What are the assembled dimensions?
The enclosure measures 48 × 48 × 80 inches. Allow additional room for the door, ducting, and service access.
Does the 4x4 tent include a grow light?
No. It is the enclosure-only product. Select lighting and ventilation separately or choose a complete kit.
Is a four-inch exhaust system always enough?
Not automatically. Required airflow changes with equipment heat, duct length, bends, filter resistance, intake, and room conditions.
How should plant capacity be calculated?
Use mature canopy area, pot size, training method, and the need to reach rear plants. A fixed plant-count promise can encourage overcrowding.
Choose the enclosure around the whole system
A 4x4 tent offers useful canopy space when the room can support its light, airflow, access, and operating load. Measure in advance and validate the assembled environment before planting.
Review the live 4x4 grow tent listing for current inventory, price, media, and shipping details.
