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Follow the instructions in this article to confirm your room can hold a Flex Acre before your unit ships. Close any gap now, while there is still time to move an outlet or a shelf. Collect your assembly tools in the same pass.
Plan your floor around the wet weight. A Flex Acre in operation holds roughly 80 gallons of water, and 1,100 lbs (450 kg) is what sits on your floor once your Tank is full.
Check each line below in the room where your Flex Acre will live.
NOTE: Your Flex Acre grows best in a room held between 68 and 75 degrees Fahrenheit.
The ceiling number is about service access, not about the unit fitting under it. Your Flex Acre stands 9.5 ft tall, and you will stand on a ladder above that height to reach your Drip Lines and Top Caps.
Your lighting runs on 2 double sided timers, one for the power cords on each side of your Flex Acre, and each timer plugs into one of the supplied GFCI Adapters. You need the spigot or sink twice: once at first fill, and again every time you drain your Tank through the Drain Valve and a hose.
Assembly day needs floor space that operation does not. Clear a 10 ft x 10 ft (3 m x 3 m) area for the build, described in Unpacking & Preparing your Assembly Area (Part 1 of 7).
We strongly recommend that Fork Farms authorized personnel install your Flex Acre. It is commercial equipment and is intended to be installed only by qualified, trained, and properly equipped professionals. If anyone else installs it, that work has to follow our written instructions and specifications exactly, along with all applicable codes and standards.
Your warranty covers your Flex Acre as it was supplied to you. Five habits keep it that way, and all five are things you would want to do anyway:
If you are ever unsure whether something affects your coverage, ask our support team before you act. We would rather answer the question than have you guess.
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Next: Flex Acre Parts List & Shipment Check, to confirm every part arrived before assembly day.