AC Infinity CLOUDLAB 894, Advance Grow Tent 8x4, Thickest 1" Poles, 2000D Mylar Canvas, Lab-Tested Highest Reflectivity, Largest Zipper Window, Controller Mount Plate, 96" x 48" x 80" Indoor Growing

Yo, check it! We’re diving into the AC Infinity CLOUDLAB 894 Advance Grow Tent, and let me tell ya, this ain't just any grow tent, it's the real deal for all you green thumbs and indoor garden gurus. This bad boy is like the Cadillac of grow tents, plush and spacious with dimensions that say, "Come on in, the vibes are fine." First thing’s first, this tent is massive—96 inches long, 48 inches wide, and 80 inches high. That’s enough room to host a garden party in there, with space for all your plants to stretch out and breathe. It’s like turning your place into a mini botanical paradise, all snug and secure inside this high-quality canvas crib. The material? We’re talking thick, tear-proof canvas with a diamond mylar interior. It’s like this tent is wearing bling—it reflects all that good light right where your plants need it most. It’s not just about looking good; it’s about being efficient, and this tent’s got efficiency down like it’s dropping beats. Setup is smooth, too. No fuss, no mess—just quick and easy, like it should be. You’ll have it standing before you can finish your favorite track. And once it’s up, it’s sturdy, keeping all your light and vibes contained perfectly. It's like AC Infinity knows how we do it—chill, but professional. And let’s talk about those extra thick zippers and double stitching. This tent ain’t just for show—it’s built tough. It’s keeping all the good stuff in and the bad stuff out, making sure your greens are protected, like a VIP section at a club. So, if you’re looking to elevate your indoor gardening game and keep your plants thriving like they’re living in a luxury resort, this AC Infinity CLOUDLAB 894 is what you need. It's spacious, it’s slick, and it sets you up right for success. Five stars, baby, ‘cause this tent keeps it 100!

Surprisingly, I did not get this for the reason people think. I don't have a backyard and wanted to grow fruits, veggies, and recently succulents. It always starts as a small thing for me and grows to... well... buying 2 large grow tents. It has been an amazing experience, to say the least. I got their tents, inline fans, controllers, and oscillating fans. None of the products have been disappointing. This tent has great zippers that block out the light. You might want to get something for the extra utility holes if smell is your concern. They only use a string tightening. However, the tent does great under negative pressure (the sides of the tent even move my planter on wheels a little when I have my inline fan on higher settings). The material of the tent feels extremely sturdy, and I certainly put it through the ringer setting it up alone in a small space. Setting it up was easy if you follow the directions (and have the room to lay out the cover). The bars to hang things off of at the top are well made. I have multiple grow lights hanging off of them, along with a carbon filter and fan in each tent. The only teeny tiny cons I have are: The zippers only zip from the outside, so it's hard to close inside. The tent is so tight against the frame that it's hard to wrap anything on the outer framing. (Again, this one is so small because they give you plenty to hang off of outside of these. I just wanted to wrap cables around it for relief, but I had to hang them on other bars.) Lastly, the dimensions are the outside dimensions. This isn't a big deal. They probably state it somewhere. I personally have 2x4 planters that slightly don't fit, so it's a bit of a personal con. But please don't let those cons chase you off. These are great tents. They feel like a personal hiding space where I can garden to my hearts content.

This tent is simply awesome and well designed. Took about 30 minutes to assemble and the instructions are wonderful. The fabric seems very durable and the zippers are heavy duty. The tent came well packed and organized. Can't wait to get the rest of my AC Infinity gear installed to start growing my veggies indoors.

I have no regrets buying this 4x8 tent for $289 on July 17 2024. This spacious tent is made of rugged, durable, and heavy duty materials. The poles are sturdy and strong. The assembly was pretty straight forward, with everything labeled to make instructions easy to follow.. Others say they had problems setting this tent up alone, but I did it all by myself with no problems what-so-ever. I've had this tent for 3 months now, it was money well spent as this tent shows no sign of wear or tear. A quality product. It's a bit more expensive than others, but trust me, pony up the extra bucks for a tent that won't rip, tear, or breakdown on you. This is definitely the best, and most reliable tent out there. Nothing else is in the same class.

There is a ton of room in the tent, I have everything inside of mine and only use half. I live in Arizona and it makes it perfect, this is my first grow ever and I followed some redhead dude on YouTube. AC infinity information videos/knowledge center about auto flowers is very lacking otherwise, everything is great and so well produced/super easy to put together or follow/easy to use!

This tent is awesome. The best features are the external mouts for the vent fan controller or any other hardware controller you may have and the overall thickness of all of the components. I have owned 5 different grow tents. One was a Growneer (the most sturdy before i bought the AC Infiniti). The other 3 were vivosun (decent starter tents but low quality, one riped a vent sock during setup). I already had Ac Infiniti T Series Cloudline ventilation fans so the mount works without an adapter (the tent comes with some adapters). It's really nice to see the temp and humidity without opening the tent, especially when the light is off. My only issue so far is that the pass-through for the controller wires doesn't close as snugly as I hoped, but still pretty tight. This issue would easily be solved by purchasing some more velcro for the pass-through...or AC Infiniti could add more next go round 😉

Having tried all other leading competitors, getting your hands on pretty much anything AC Infinity makes makes you fully appreciate quality and value. And this tent is no different. It is leagues better than most and even slightly better than some more expensive brands. Having said that this tent was the worst purchase so far compairing this 8x4 to the last 4x4 I got from them. Here are the differences: -The two mounting plates did not have any of the predrilled holes like the last and the hardware bag that was included had nothing in it helpful, almost like it was meant for something else. The screws were 1.5" long for a plate that sits flush. - The material was different in a bad way. Yes it was still quality and thick, but the 4x4 tent was way more reflective, the inside mylar is stamped with their branding and doesnt hold on to the folds that you get from packing as bad. This 8x4 does not have that stamping and clearly a different material. - The zippers are the same but the stitch work is not. None of the zippers can make a fluid pass from open to close without getting caught up on material that seams to be heat pressed together or something. If you are in the market for a tent AC Infinity makes the best one for the money, even arguably the best one period. This review is to gauge your expectations if you own other ACI tents. The 4x4 I got was perfect and priced well. Maybe since this tent was only $50 more they decided to cheap out in some areas. If so and you are reading this AC Infinity, please dont do that. The thing that makes you guys so much better than everyone else is the quality at the fair pricing.

This guy went together like every other tent with poles, you have to stretch the fabric trying not to rip it to get the corners in and you need 3 acres of space to assemble it because its all sewn as one piece and unfolds to a huge footprint before you get it all together. That being said, once assembled its super nice and should last quite a long time. I diddnt realize it came with a 2nd bathtub floor, an insert to be put in post assembly ( thats super nice) its all very durable feeling high quality fabric and its not wobbly in any way once assembled. My only concern is the zippers, its under quite some tension , which is what makes it sturdy over the pole frame but well see how they hold up. Lots of access ports, doors on both sides, windows, and durable fabric. Seems like a good choice in the end.