Flower drying racks

[ZenLion]

Item: Drying rack system for 2000sf shop

Location: Eugene

Price: $12,000

[GroovyOctopusLabs]

Bah-hahhahahahahhaha 12k$ good fucking luck. Anyone here can go to home depot and get wiring and some 2×4 I could make that thing for what like less than 50$.

[ZenLion]

There are lots of them. Chill.

[pdxcanna]

You got any pictures that don’t look like the first season of True Detective?

[TwistedStill]

Enough to cover a 2000sf area?

[ZenLion]

[raghanded]

What are you using instead?

[ZenLion]

The racks have found a home. Thanks.

[ZenLion]

I’ve used all sorts of methods. These racks will go to a friends farm. Angle iron isn’t cheap and it took a while to cut and weld.

[raghanded]

Right. The question was what are you using to dry flower now?

[ZenLion]

Nothing

[thumper]

I use chicken wire. or garden fencing

[Future]

[cyclopath]

Did you have an engineer sign off on that loading?

Edit: very nicely done by the way @Future

[thumper]

maybe one day i can do that.

[Capttripppp]

You and I both!

[Izambard_K_Brunel]

“If you think you can… You can ! If you think you can’t, your right !”

I think is a quote from Hennery Ford
( Or Wilbur Wright )

[GroovyOctopusLabs]

Fuck now I feel like an idiot.

[Dr.stanky]

Sure, somebody signed off on snow load👍

[ZenLion]

Here are a few shots of other drying methods we used over the last few years. Deciding variables included, building size, sidewall height, crew size, crop size, HVAC capacity, etc. Pro tip: don’t overpack your drying facilities.