Take a look at how the microgreens shelf was created.

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5 Teir Shelf

Making sure it was 24 inches wide so there was no 1020 tray overhang. I also picked up 10 Barria T5 200w LED lights
Layout testing

Testing the layout of the 1020 trays
Fastening The Plastic Cover

I used 6mil black plastic and garden clips to fasten it.
Magnetic Strips around door panel

After cutting out a door panel I stuck magnetic tap to a separate plastic sheet that was shaped slightly bigger than the shelf access panel. More magnetic tape was put on the perimeter. It is used it to cover the accessible side of the shelving unit.
Wires, timers and power strips

I have one extension cord going into the shelf where it’s split by a 3 way power strip. One side of the split goes into a mechanical timer to control a 6 slot power strip for the lights and another side is constant on for the fans.
Fans and Lights

I mounted 120 mm computer fans that are wired into a 12v fan controller and 2 lights per level at equal spacing. All plugged into the appropriate power strip
Iterating lighting growing and watering porcedure

For weeks I tested through several verities of microgreens. In 2 months I developing protocols to multiply my starting seed mass by 5-7x - averaging 100-145 grams of microgreens per 1020 tray.