Just started using your material on this job and it’s not bad to work with, if your doing a indoor soffit I find the clips to be unnecessary, and why didn’t you guys make the material a 6” profile for more coverage
Hi Shawn, Thank you for the feedback, the rain-screen clips are designed to allow the boards to expand in contract and also to keep the faces of the profiles flush in the trims. Hard fastening the boards will not allow them to expand and contract freely however, since your application is indoors I understand why this may not be an issue in your case. We appreciate the recommendation on the 6" perforated profile and may introduce something like this in the future.
Remove the damn step info. from the screen so people can see the work.
Where can I purchase the material at?
Useless
Which saw blade do you guy used?
We reccomend using a non-ferrous blade, something like the Diablo 80 tooth Medium Aluminum 10" or similar.
Terrible orchestration of the video. Can't read the instructions fast enough. Dam
Just started using your material on this job and it’s not bad to work with, if your doing a indoor soffit I find the clips to be unnecessary, and why didn’t you guys make the material a 6” profile for more coverage
Hi Shawn,
Thank you for the feedback, the rain-screen clips are designed to allow the boards to expand in contract and also to keep the faces of the profiles flush in the trims. Hard fastening the boards will not allow them to expand and contract freely however, since your application is indoors I understand why this may not be an issue in your case. We appreciate the recommendation on the 6" perforated profile and may introduce something like this in the future.
Nice