Non-Load-Bearing or Load-Bearing?

Up to 30‘ Wide Open Spans ** ***

***When you require more space in your cultivation room — for container gardening, indoor hydroponics, aeroponics, flowering rooms, where moisture is present and washdown is needed — the All-Purpose Aluminum System spans up to 30 feet wide without center support columns in non-load-bearing applications. When erecting the All-Purpose system 30 feet wide, the Panelized Roof Systems hold lightweight equipment ranging up to 30 lbs per square foot.

**For offices and production rooms erected to 30 feet-wide spans, the 20 gauge Standard Steel System is a more economical choice over the aluminum or 16 gauge systems

Up to 40‘ Wide Open Spans *

*InPlant’s Modular Building Systems are known for their strength. The Heavy-Duty Steel System spans up to 40 feet wide without center support columns in non-load-bearing applications. When setting this Heavy-Duty Modular Building System at 40 feet wide, the enclosure can extend over 100 feet or longer, which is an excellent solution when you require larger production rooms for compounding and packaging and must maintain a controlled environment.

For the Hydroponic Garden and Agricultural Growing Rooms

***All-Purpose Aluminum System, anodized, 3˝ insulation
n Aluminum is moisture-resistant and excellent for a hydroponic garden.

For Production, Compounding, Extraction, and Offices

*Heavy-Duty Steel System, 16 gauge, 3˝ insulation
**Standard Steel System, 20 gauge, 3˝ insulation
****Versatile Steel System, 16 gauge, 1.75˝ insulation

2-Story or Roof Storage***
For Vertical Commercial Hydroponic Farming & Growing

***Gain more usable space on top of your roof with a vertical Grow Room design — InPlant’s load-bearing systems are reinforced with recessed I-beams on 48˝ centers, giving your roof deck a load capacity of up to 125 pounds per square foot with up to 16 feet high ceilings. Large equipment is often necessary for indoor farming and can take up much floor space, and quick and easy access to this equipment is vital. Our hard cap roof supports roof-mounted accessories like air extraction systems, grow lights, ventilation, or storage as needed. Including a mezzanine to support heavier ancillary equipment exceeding 125 pounds per square foot load is an excellent space-saving choice for indoor hydroponics systems.

****For smaller office enclosures, partitions and storage rooms with less thermal demands, InPlant offers the economical Versatile Steel System. It is a load-bearing system for up to 10-foot high ceilings and rooms that are under 16 feet wide at any length.

Dividing Warehouse Spaces — Demising Walls***

***The All-Purpose Aluminum System is moisture-resistant and recommended for a hydroponic garden. In vertical commercial hydroponic farming, this system can stack up to 26 feet high as partitions in a warehouse setting to divide spaces as demising walls. You can also cover existing walls with InPlant’s Modular Aluminum Wall System, creating a moisture-resistant washdown environment.

ALL-PURPOSE ALUMINUM SYSTEM with 3˝ anodized Wiring Studs ***

InPlant’s 3˝ thick systems provide superior insulation for precise temperature control. This system offers the most diverse building usage — with the load-bearing strength that accommodates a second-story room or overhead roof storage and ancillary equipment storage above your room.

HEAVY-DUTY STEEL SYSTEM with 3˝ 16 gauge Wiring Studs *

InPlant’s most robust load-bearing system carries the heaviest load and is used in larger two-story enclosures. It can also provide the broadest column-free room span — up to 40‘ when used in non-load-bearing applications. This system features dual wiring tracks on the interior and exterior of each wiring stud. Steel is an economical and sturdy solution for your Safety Barriers and Cultivation Equipment Enclosures.

VERSATILE STEEL SYSTEM with 1-3/4˝ 16 gauge Wiring Studs ****

This economic load-bearing system is ideal for rooms that do not require high thermal values. These 1.75˝ Wiring Studs have load-bearing strength of up to 125 pounds per square foot to accommodate ancillary equipment and storage on the roof of your room.