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Haha sounds sketchy. Well I got all the parts list and it's a little over my original modest estimate. About 350$ per room. My carpenter friend will be helping me put it together in about a week and a half. The great thing is we're going to build the room separate so when I move I can...

Sounds isn't an issue since this is outside, locked and legal.

Ok so here's the outcome of all this info, Framing 2x4 and OSB Foam spray for cracks and crevices R-15 foam pads, Line with 6mil poly eurathane Do drywall Paint with vapor resistant primer Line with panda film

I'm not concerned about sound, just worried about mold.

Would a water barrier primer like kills work on the dry wall?

Insulation from outside elements won't effect the moisture coming off the plants Carolina, not to mention water run off or a possible splash from a bucket.

Ok so I've been doing a lot more research and I'm very concerned with drywall and mold, will a panda film be enough to avoid this. Is there an alternative to drywall I can use for sheeting on top of the foam pad??

Built to last is always a good method. This is a room I will be leaving one day. Once I buy a home I'm sure I will put something up like that.

Grow room or a bunker? :) that's sweet man

Out of curiosity what are you using?

So I was told that with fiberglass you want at least a 6 mil barrier to avoid mold. Would drywall suffice?

What is best for sounds isolation?

The tarp on the floor is just so things stored arnt getting dirty. The floor will be made of wood in the room I'm framing.

The portable garage is a heavy duty plastic material. Not sure exactly what. It's very sturdy and has made it threw onslaughts of rain snow and ice. Currently is being used for storage. Framing is made of metal.

Since this is in a portable garage the floor Atm is just a tarp. From what it sound like I want to frame the floor. Use foam in it. Then would it be fine to use OSB with a liner on top. The slope thing is possible but I will have to talk to my friends helping if they have done anything like that.

I was thinking about using pallets to create the flood would that be possible with this. Also with what you described do I need to worry about water getting into the floor and soaking the foam. Or should I put down a liner after its built? If so what's a good liner that's some what reflective.

Okay thank you, I found a good drywall at Home Depot that is mold resistant and firecode, no point spending over 300$ on foam pannals if my negative pressure ruins them over time. Thank you. I will be going with exactly what you said, Thank you all for the information I know feel like I'm...

What is OSB plywood sheathing. And is it not a good idea to put panda film directly on the r-13 insulation foam? Is drywall necessary? OSB is particul board correct?

Is blown in cellulose the same as the foam board me and Canada one are talking about? Or is that something else? I guess my question is does the foam board have moisture issues.

Well it seams that the foam pad is more economical for what I'm doing. Also it seams I would be able to take it down when moving and use it again. With the link you sent my math comes out to needing 6 of those foam pads to do a 5x5x7 room. Roughly about 180$. That is definitely do able since my...