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No salt. You're not trying to cure it.
What Jayt90 said about a fridge and fan. Also a thermometer, a humidistat, and some way of controlling the humidity (not sure the best way to do so, but there's probably discussion somewhere online).
Fridge needs to be at least big enough for half a subprimal of whatever cuts you want to age. There's little point in trying to age individual cuts.
No salt. You're not trying to cure it.
