Green Qube Roof Qube Tent RQ120 - 120 x 120 x 180cm

A full-height grow tent that actually fits under a low ceiling

Fitting a standard 2-metre tent into a loft, attic or basement often just isn't possible. The Green Qube Roof Qube RQ120 solves that with its patented Roof-Qube roof design, maximising usable growing space at a compact 120 x 120 x 180cm. Built from heavy-duty 600D Oxford fabric, a highly reflective Mylar interior and a reinforced powder-coated steel frame, it creates a stable, light-proof environment for hydroponics, coco and soil, and comfortably holds up to 8 plants. This is a grow tent aimed squarely at restricted-headroom rooms where a normal tent won't stand up.

Key Benefits

• Low-profile 180cm height built for lofts, attics, basements and restricted-headroom rooms
• Patented Roof-Qube design reclaims usable growing space at the top of the tent
• Highly reflective Mylar lining bounces more light back onto the canopy
• Reinforced steel frame, 100kg+ hanging capacity for lights, carbon filters and extraction
• Heavy-duty 600D Oxford fabric contains light, odour and noise
• Multiple duct ports and passive vents for efficient airflow and cable routing
• Suits LED, HPS and CMH across hydroponics, coco and soil

Low ceilings that rule out a standard 2m tent

Many growers can't fit a 2-metre tent into a loft or room with restricted headroom. The Roof Qube RQ120 keeps a lower profile without sacrificing growing area, while the reflective interior maximises light and the robust frame safely carries heavy lighting and extraction. Well-placed ventilation ports help hold steady temperature, humidity and airflow for healthy roots, strong veg and productive flowering.

How to Use

1. Assemble the frame using the supplied click-fit poles and corner connectors.
2. Pull the fabric over the frame and fully close all zips.
3. Hang your grow light, extraction fan and carbon filter from the reinforced roof bars.
4. Route ducting and cables through the designated ports, sealing any unused openings.
5. Position pots or your hydroponic system inside, leaving room for airflow around the plants.
6. Monitor temperature, humidity and ventilation through veg and flower, and clean the interior and floor tray between cycles.