You can hire a local handy man. All you really need is a 4x8 sheet of plywood with 18 inch tall walls and legs. You can put casters on the legs if you want the enclosure to be moveable. An overhead frame to hang the lights would complete the basic package.
You are off base here. The design of Mark's enclosures are as solid, probably more solid, than screwed together designs. I have both in quantity and have assembled numerous types of both. Can you say the same? How many of Mark's enclosures have you assembled? Used any? Even seen one first hand? If your answer is zero, then you are speaking out of turn and offering bad advice based on a lack of understanding.
Reach out to @Markw84 here on the forum. I think he might be on FB too, but I don't do FB, so I would not know.
I understand where you're coming from, and appreciate how you feel, but I'd like to remind you that this is a family, friendly forum and we don't want anyone bickering or pointing fingers. Please try to get your feelings across without being rude.
Actually, I have a PVC enclosure that doesn’t have a single screw in it. It is held together with PVC cement which actually “welds“ the boards together. It is superior to screws in that you don’t need to drill holes, and looks cleaner without the exposed hardware.
I made no comment about any enclosure you are using. To do so would be arguing from a position of ignorance because I know nothing about it. You, on the other hand, are commenting on the structural integrity of an enclosure that you've never used. Not only do you expose your complete ignorance of the subject matter, you then insult the person who exposes your lack of knowledge. There is no need for me to insult you back. You've done a fine job of that for me.
