I have personally installed a lot of this stuff. When you watch the video, keep in mind this is an infomercial and not an accurate installation guide. They used a paid actor in a staged scenario and not a true tradesperson in a realistic setting. This stuff is flimsy vinyl so if everything isn’t perfect there will be gaps and bends. The manufacturing tolerances are not great and many pieces will have a “crown” from one end to the other. You will need to push the pieces together and tighten down the screws or you will have gaps everywhere. And if you think drywall is dusty, cut a few pieces of this and see how much white dust it gives off! This video makes it look easy to install but it does accurately show what it is like in a real situation.
looks like an installation nightmare. Would the studs need to be perfect allignment with these panels in order to have a secure fastening point for each panel? If so, wouldn't there be an awful lot of prep work like adding nailers prior to installing these panels?
How do I fix a cracked panel in the middle of the wall behind the workbench and drill press.? Do I unbolt the press and bench and take down half the wall to get at and replace the broken panel or do I rip it all out and drywall the garage like smart people? If it was drywall a little mud and paint ( 20 minutes max) $5.00 worth of mud done.
@@TheVeganeater you can replace individual pieces. Curl the sheet next to it to undo the seem. Replace sheet .Curl the sheet next to it to pop it back in.
If and when the adjoining walls or ceiling aren't true, there will be a gap. This is normally taped(to seal the joint) and filled by mud compound to create a seamless finish. Most framing is never perfectly square so these gaps will be a normality . Which means it isn't effective to keep out drafts and or for fire code. As well ,drywall's primary application is to resist fire for certain period of time for safety. In the event of a fire , these pvc walls would probably release a massive toxic smoke and melt. It's a safety nightmare. Another potential concern to mention is off gassing after install. Perhaps commercial application but residential is a wrong choice
There is a reason why this demonstration is being done in a garage and not for a bedroom. This is great for a utility shed, garage, washbay, or other storage rooms/buildings. That is all.
I might be missing something but what's the point of installing trusscore panels if the ceiling in this demo was already drywalled? Isn't that redundant? Can I see a video of the trusscore instal in a basement with exposed joists? That would seem like a more logical use case for this product.
looks easy to use, but i bet it has very little sound deadening compared to regular drywall. Just think about the layers that go into drywall, that sound deadens very effectively. Also insulation factor?
But can you paint it can you add wall hangings to it like pictures and whatnot or how does it help prevent fire spread because Sheetrock is a fire block if it gets a hole can you patch it or do you have to pull down that section to replace since this is basically just vinyl siding turned shiplap what about all the VOCs that left h out of vinyl over the years or when it gets brittl after ten years because vinyl is hydrophilic meaning it needs to be able to absorb water to keep from cracking this is ok for a shed or garage that’s about it
Instead of being a fire block this probably acts as a fuel sources as vinyl is a polyester plastic created from oil byproducts. Everything that’s easier an cheaper isn’t always better
Might be something to consider once the price comes down. Here a 4 x 8 1/2 inch drywall is a tad under $18. This stuff would cost $110 for the same coverage. And that's not including the trim pieces
I'm doing my garage with Trusscore. Problem: Home Depot/Trusscore has horrible quality control. It takes about a week and a half to get it and then the product has lots of scuffs and marks. I ordered a slate wall set (7 pieces) and had to send the entire thing back. It looked like it was left outside for months and stepped on frequently. The Wall Boards were better, but only barely. Because you can't go down to your local store and pick it up, it has truly been a hassle.
In my area I did a cost on this and came up with 3 times the cost for doing my 16 x 16 vaulted ceiling. Not sure where your pricing was making is cost effective to say the least? I think for that kind of money drywall still is way cheaper. I don't think it will cost laboriously to make the difference. Another point is having the studs off center would make it have to be strapped also for more cost
Hey Mike. When you compare the cost per square foot of Trusscore to drywall, Trusscore seems much more expensive. It's important to consider the total cost of ownership of the materials for your project and the associated benefits that will save you money in the long run. For example, Trusscore provides labor savings as the product is DIY-friendly and doesn't require skilled labor to install. Trusscore benefits also outperform drywall: extremely durable and moisture-resistant, not requiring repairs in the future. You can learn more about our pricing here: trusscore.com/get-started/pricing/
I love the concept but the price is a dead start for me. Over $3,000. My drywall contractor can do the whole thing for $3,100. Save $100 and to the labor myself? No thanks
It does not appear Trusscore has any fire resistance...Is this true? IBC requires garages have a 20 min adjacent to living quarters. Do installers need protection from plastic dust when cutting? How are nail holes plugged?
Interesrting product to bad I can not find a list of dealers anywhere with out giving up my personal info. Company not helpful in finding dealer, how helpful would they be with customer service???????
Hey there, the only reason we ask for those details is to get you connected directly to a dealer who can service your project whether it's a residential or a commercial application. If you want, please send us an email at hello@trusscore.com with your name and location and we can get you connected that way instead!
@@trusscore And to have use and sell my info. Sorry your company just lost what could have been a customer. A large number of companies make finding a dealer very easy.
ok so it's just vinyl siding for interior walls. What about hanging remodel light fixture boxes to it? it doesn't seem very rigid. I suspect this type of wall and ceiling covering will be very noisy, just like vinyl siding is on the outside of a house.
The walls may be simple but 16' ceiling panels are not. You should have shown the second or maybe even the third guy helping install the panel. It's almost impossible to do what you did on the video by yourself. 8' and 10' you can do yourself - longer than that you have to make hangers or jacks to hold the panel to get it to snap in or have help. I can't imagine what a 20' would be like
@@henryb5215I wish I could return this crap. the 16" need the same tool I was trying to avoid getting. This video sold me a line of BS stating it could be installed by one person. The trim pieces are also very pricy. I will never buy this crap again. So glad I ditched the idea of doing the walls too. I already damaged it trying to cut it. I may just throw out thousands of dollars of this shit and hire a drywall dude. The finish is also a mess. Scratched, dented... I should have known better. Ugg dont buy this crap!
@@bigbgarageI have no trouble installing it alone. Only use J trim at base. Silicone the rest with a fine white bead. Use a grinder to cut it. I have no issues.
@@henryb5215 16 foot ceiling pieces do not go in with one person. The video shows one person. I bought a Sheetrock lift to get it up. If I knew that, I would have just bought Sheetrock. I was trying to avoid buying the lift.
So I worked for Royal Plastics 26 years ago We built plastic homes at the corner of highway 7 & 27 in Woodridge Ontario I worked on the mechanical eletrical . The off gassing was bad working in this plastic house for hours on end ... What is the off gas on this product is my biggest concern ...
Interesting and good for a garage. However, a formal interior room with crown molding? Not for me. Reminds me of a ZipUp system I recently installed to waterproof a lower deck.
Oh some panelling; there used to be that stuff when regulations for fire weren't around. Plus I can drywall 10 sheets an hour of average ten footers by myself; try doing a whole house with that stuff.
Although the price of drywall installation and finishing in Ontario has been inflated on google because of large companies that pay people by the hour and rake in a ton of cash; I was charging 40 cents in Alberta per square foot and here they are saying a dollar seventy five or three for both jobs; that would be 40 times ten times 1.75 which would have me making seven hundred per hour with a helper and since I can do it alone; se can figure close to double if I'm just supplying the sheets and he screws. So either it was you guys that wrote the new prices for drywall installation or the big companies in order to get top dollar from government contracts.
Hi Barry, great question! The final panel may need to be trimmed to fit. It's all outlined in our Installation Guide on page 8. trusscore.com/resources/wall-and-ceilingboard-installation-guide.pdf
Unfortunately this product does not comply with fire safety code where I live lol. As was mentioned too, what do you do with the seams. This is rather useless and why it hasn't been used. I see this product is actually quite old.
Forget this stuff, @$3.50/sq ft, on my new 14'x30' addition, just for the ceiling will cost $1,400.00, while drywall for same ceiling will cost $320.00 + tax, delivered from HD, I dont mind a couple hundred more, but this is redonkulass.......
It’s not seamless. It appears to be glossy as well. I don’t even like the look of it. For a garage maybe but in my house ? No way. Also how do you deal with the fact that nothing is square ?!
Don't even mention heat or fire around this stuff or bad things will happen. I can see room heaters warping and discoloring it, in a fire there will be melted pvc lava everywhere and only the deadliest of all smokes filling the entire house.
Seems great if the studs are EXACTLY 16" (or even 24") on center every time. And why would you put this over drywall? Seems silly and wasteful to me. As one commenter stated, "$15/per 32 sq ft for drywall and $120 for this stuff." Yes drywall is wasteful, but let's not kid ourselves, if you have to cut your product to fit, yours is wasteful too. The only advantage is possibly labor. And that is if it even passes code. Also its only available in 2 colors; white and gray. I did research, it is paintable...but only if you don't mind voiding the warranty. That's right painting voids the warranty. Don't sand it either. Oh, and if you are going to paint, do so before you install cause remember the panels have to be able to move. This is ... well I can't say cause the RUclips algorithm.👎
It would get installed over drywall for similar reasons to installing vinyl siding over wood siding. After 20 years it all gets torn back off and goes into a landfill, then what's underneath gets restored and refinished like it should have been in the first place.
$322.01 is the cost of a pack and it only covers 85.31 square feet. You could buy 2 sheets of 8'x4' sheetrock for about $30.00 and it would cover 64 square feet.
I don't see this product being viable for any residential situations, especially in living spaces for serious safety reasons and, having exposed seams everywhere. It seems more suited for commercial applications... if it meets safety requirements
On top of the taped and mudded drywall ceiling. The drywall is probably required for firecode. Speaking of fire, how quick will this stuff kill you in a fire?
What they don't show you at all is the aggravating battle to install the final panels. They say to rip the screw flange, but the trim is already in place and you have to first pivot the tongue into the installed panel's groove. Even with 1/8" gap it's a nightmare to pry the trim down enough to pop the ripped end into that trim. This HGTV guy's installation video is NOT an installation video- it's a marketing trick.
It's PVC so, there is paint for PVC but, it's spray paint so, I wouldn't recommend it for indoor painting. That is probably why they haven't answered you. Plus, it's upwards of $3.50 a square foot! Sheetrock is less than $1.00 per square foot so...
@@4legdfishman is sheetrock $1 foot finished? Because this looks way easier to install and doesn't require any mud and tape which is the hard part of drywall.
@@claytonburley3093 Sheetrock less that $2.00 a square foot finished. That includes paint. I've done it many times over decades. Do I like it? Fuck no! 🤣 I wish there was a better, easier and cheaper alternative. PVC is not the answer in my own opinion. Sheetrock also has a safety factor with a fire retardant. If you've ever burned PVC, you'd know how toxic and devastating it would be to your health and those effects are nearly instantaneous. I do love the looks of it and wish it was a cheaper, less toxic product. I'd use it in a heartbeat.
I can see this being useful in a clean-room or lab setting. Residential? nope! Too expensive. Again, unless you have a very particular need. Perhaps a leaky basement or mechanical pool room.
Installing plastic interior walls.... making your house even less survivable in a fire. + Even more plastic being added to the environment, guess this is where all the plastic shopping bags are going now.
I tryed it out and you need a room PERFECTLY SQUARE or your FKED trust me 500 bucks worth of it is now stacked in my rafters with the other crap ill probably never use !!!!
Hello, it's Lauren from Trusscore. Our team of Product Specialists would love the opportunity to help you out with your Trusscore install. Please email hello@trusscore.com and ask for Simon.
I have personally installed a lot of this stuff. When you watch the video, keep in mind this is an infomercial and not an accurate installation guide. They used a paid actor in a staged scenario and not a true tradesperson in a realistic setting. This stuff is flimsy vinyl so if everything isn’t perfect there will be gaps and bends. The manufacturing tolerances are not great and many pieces will have a “crown” from one end to the other. You will need to push the pieces together and tighten down the screws or you will have gaps everywhere. And if you think drywall is dusty, cut a few pieces of this and see how much white dust it gives off! This video makes it look easy to install but it does accurately show what it is like in a real situation.
HUM, would you recommend putting in a NON insulated METAL garage in north Florida where inside can get 103 degrees in the summer?
Agreed... What about where rooms, walls, ceilings aren't perfectly square ??
Yeah we used to call that vinyl siding
Nobody buys vinyl siding anymore so they found another market...until people figure out this is also over-priced garbage.
Way over priced.
Haha, I was gonna comment the same. I'm glad people are realizing.
Its like interior siding.
I see no instruction for how to deal with the last piece in a run. Do you face screw it?
looks like an installation nightmare. Would the studs need to be perfect allignment with these panels in order to have a secure fastening point for each panel? If so, wouldn't there be an awful lot of prep work like adding nailers prior to installing these panels?
How do I fix a cracked panel in the middle of the wall behind the workbench and drill press.? Do I unbolt the press and bench and take down half the wall to get at and replace the broken panel or do I rip it all out and drywall the garage like smart people? If it was drywall a little mud and paint ( 20 minutes max) $5.00 worth of mud done.
This was my thinking, what do you do when you need to make a repair or add a fixture? Drywall is much more versatile.
Simple just put a decal or chart of your liking, drill press??? Put up drill size chart
@@TheVeganeater you can replace individual pieces. Curl the sheet next to it to undo the seem. Replace sheet .Curl the sheet next to it to pop it back in.
This stuff is absolutely amazing
If and when the adjoining walls or ceiling aren't true, there will be a gap. This is normally taped(to seal the joint) and filled by mud compound to create a seamless finish. Most framing is never perfectly square so these gaps will be a normality . Which means it isn't effective to keep out drafts and or for fire code. As well ,drywall's primary application is to resist fire for certain period of time for safety. In the event of a fire , these pvc walls would probably release a massive toxic smoke and melt. It's a safety nightmare. Another potential concern to mention is off gassing after install. Perhaps commercial application but residential is a wrong choice
There is a reason why this demonstration is being done in a garage and not for a bedroom. This is great for a utility shed, garage, washbay, or other storage rooms/buildings. That is all.
I might be missing something but what's the point of installing trusscore panels if the ceiling in this demo was already drywalled? Isn't that redundant? Can I see a video of the trusscore instal in a basement with exposed joists? That would seem like a more logical use case for this product.
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looks easy to use, but i bet it has very little sound deadening compared to regular drywall. Just think about the layers that go into drywall, that sound deadens very effectively. Also insulation factor?
But can you paint it can you add wall hangings to it like pictures and whatnot or how does it help prevent fire spread because Sheetrock is a fire block if it gets a hole can you patch it or do you have to pull down that section to replace since this is basically just vinyl siding turned shiplap what about all the VOCs that left h out of vinyl over the years or when it gets brittl after ten years because vinyl is hydrophilic meaning it needs to be able to absorb water to keep from cracking this is ok for a shed or garage that’s about it
Instead of being a fire block this probably acts as a fuel sources as vinyl is a polyester plastic created from oil byproducts. Everything that’s easier an cheaper isn’t always better
Might be something to consider once the price comes down. Here a 4 x 8 1/2 inch drywall is a tad under $18. This stuff would cost $110 for the same coverage. And that's not including the trim pieces
Trusscore will break the bank.
I'm doing my garage with Trusscore. Problem: Home Depot/Trusscore has horrible quality control. It takes about a week and a half to get it and then the product has lots of scuffs and marks. I ordered a slate wall set (7 pieces) and had to send the entire thing back. It looked like it was left outside for months and stepped on frequently. The Wall Boards were better, but only barely. Because you can't go down to your local store and pick it up, it has truly been a hassle.
In my area I did a cost on this and came up with 3 times the cost for doing my 16 x 16 vaulted ceiling. Not sure where your pricing was making is cost effective to say the least? I think for that kind of money drywall still is way cheaper. I don't think it will cost laboriously to make the difference. Another point is having the studs off center would make it have to be strapped also for more cost
Hey Mike. When you compare the cost per square foot of Trusscore to drywall, Trusscore seems much more expensive. It's important to consider the total cost of ownership of the materials for your project and the associated benefits that will save you money in the long run. For example, Trusscore provides labor savings as the product is DIY-friendly and doesn't require skilled labor to install. Trusscore benefits also outperform drywall: extremely durable and moisture-resistant, not requiring repairs in the future. You can learn more about our pricing here: trusscore.com/get-started/pricing/
What about the finish? Same a mobile home finish?
I love the concept but the price is a dead start for me. Over $3,000. My drywall contractor can do the whole thing for $3,100. Save $100 and to the labor myself? No thanks
Basically vinyl siding
It does not appear Trusscore has any fire resistance...Is this true? IBC requires garages have a 20 min adjacent to living quarters. Do installers need protection from plastic dust when cutting? How are nail holes plugged?
Interesrting product to bad I can not find a list of dealers anywhere with out giving up my personal info. Company not helpful in finding dealer, how helpful would they be with customer service???????
Hey there, the only reason we ask for those details is to get you connected directly to a dealer who can service your project whether it's a residential or a commercial application. If you want, please send us an email at hello@trusscore.com with your name and location and we can get you connected that way instead!
@@trusscore And to have use and sell my info. Sorry your company just lost what could have been a customer. A large number of companies make finding a dealer very easy.
No dealers because it's crap. Don't get it.
ok so it's just vinyl siding for interior walls. What about hanging remodel light fixture boxes to it? it doesn't seem very rigid. I suspect this type of wall and ceiling covering will be very noisy, just like vinyl siding is on the outside of a house.
The walls may be simple but 16' ceiling panels are not. You should have shown the second or maybe even the third guy helping install the panel. It's almost impossible to do what you did on the video by yourself. 8' and 10' you can do yourself - longer than that you have to make hangers or jacks to hold the panel to get it to snap in or have help. I can't imagine what a 20' would be like
pretty sure they only come in 8' sections...
I just installed 20 footers on cieling alone. Use a drywall lift put leave it at cieling hieght.
@@henryb5215I wish I could return this crap. the 16" need the same tool I was trying to avoid getting. This video sold me a line of BS stating it could be installed by one person. The trim pieces are also very pricy. I will never buy this crap again. So glad I ditched the idea of doing the walls too. I already damaged it trying to cut it. I may just throw out thousands of dollars of this shit and hire a drywall dude. The finish is also a mess. Scratched, dented... I should have known better. Ugg dont buy this crap!
@@bigbgarageI have no trouble installing it alone. Only use J trim at base. Silicone the rest with a fine white bead. Use a grinder to cut it. I have no issues.
@@henryb5215 16 foot ceiling pieces do not go in with one person. The video shows one person. I bought a Sheetrock lift to get it up. If I knew that, I would have just bought Sheetrock. I was trying to avoid buying the lift.
So I worked for Royal Plastics 26 years ago
We built plastic homes at the corner of
highway 7 & 27 in Woodridge Ontario
I worked on the mechanical eletrical .
The off gassing was bad working in this plastic house for hours on end ...
What is the off gas on this product is my biggest concern ...
Interesting and good for a garage. However, a formal interior room with crown molding? Not for me. Reminds me of a ZipUp system I recently installed to waterproof a lower deck.
Oh some panelling; there used to be that stuff when regulations for fire weren't around. Plus I can drywall 10 sheets an hour of average ten footers by myself; try doing a whole house with that stuff.
Although the price of drywall installation and finishing in Ontario has been inflated on google because of large companies that pay people by the hour and rake in a ton of cash; I was charging 40 cents in Alberta per square foot and here they are saying a dollar seventy five or three for both jobs; that would be 40 times ten times 1.75 which would have me making seven hundred per hour with a helper and since I can do it alone; se can figure close to double if I'm just supplying the sheets and he screws. So either it was you guys that wrote the new prices for drywall installation or the big companies in order to get top dollar from government contracts.
Yup. But they refuse to send the samples they state on their website. Refused to send me their samples.
You can buy a sample kit with both colors on Amazon very cheaply.
when doing ceilings how do the final section go in ?
Hi Barry, great question! The final panel may need to be trimmed to fit. It's all outlined in our Installation Guide on page 8. trusscore.com/resources/wall-and-ceilingboard-installation-guide.pdf
Unfortunately this product does not comply with fire safety code where I live lol. As was mentioned too, what do you do with the seams. This is rather useless and why it hasn't been used. I see this product is actually quite old.
Forget this stuff, @$3.50/sq ft, on my new 14'x30' addition, just for the ceiling will cost $1,400.00, while drywall for same ceiling will cost $320.00 + tax, delivered from HD, I dont mind a couple hundred more, but this is redonkulass.......
Something I would be interested in if there was a dealer within the state of Arkansas.
It’s not seamless. It appears to be glossy as well. I don’t even like the look of it. For a garage maybe but in my house ? No way. Also how do you deal with the fact that nothing is square ?!
Ceiling installation looks almost identical to doing soffit in a large area
This is some of the coolest products I have seen.
What if you just have exposed trusses on the ceiling?
At a guess, you’d get some cheap sheets of chipboard or similar and screw that on first.
Install some strapping first - as you would with drywall installation. Then install this product.
Is that plastic printable
Don't even mention heat or fire around this stuff or bad things will happen. I can see room heaters warping and discoloring it, in a fire there will be melted pvc lava everywhere and only the deadliest of all smokes filling the entire house.
Seems great if the studs are EXACTLY 16" (or even 24") on center every time. And why would you put this over drywall? Seems silly and wasteful to me. As one commenter stated, "$15/per 32 sq ft for drywall and $120 for this stuff." Yes drywall is wasteful, but let's not kid ourselves, if you have to cut your product to fit, yours is wasteful too. The only advantage is possibly labor. And that is if it even passes code. Also its only available in 2 colors; white and gray. I did research, it is paintable...but only if you don't mind voiding the warranty. That's right painting voids the warranty. Don't sand it either. Oh, and if you are going to paint, do so before you install cause remember the panels have to be able to move. This is ... well I can't say cause the RUclips algorithm.👎
Thanks for the info!
I don’t know we’re you are looking at for pricing. It’s $3.77 sq. Ft. By me..
Somebody has no clue about math. $3.77 a sq ft X 32 Sq ft DOES INDEED equal $120@@zacharytrigger1227
@@johnsusko852the way it was written in the original unedited comment. He was saying it was $120 sq ft. Words have meaning FF. He edited the comment.
It would get installed over drywall for similar reasons to installing vinyl siding over wood siding. After 20 years it all gets torn back off and goes into a landfill, then what's underneath gets restored and refinished like it should have been in the first place.
Can only imagine the gas that would be created in a fire! Hood luck getting out alive!
Vinyl siding but for the interior
$15/per 32 sq ft for drywall, or $120 for this stuff… hmm
So, vinyl siding.
acclimatize for 24 hrs before installing? so these panels will expand and shrink in varying temps? so what happens in an unheated canadian garage?
Exactly what I was thinking , if your space isn’t heated then what?
@@johnpiscitello6204 ive watched the infomercial too many times. The more i watch the more i hate the product. But i cant stop watching lol
I have that on the outside of my double wide
$322.01 is the cost of a pack and it only covers 85.31 square feet. You could buy 2 sheets of 8'x4' sheetrock for about $30.00 and it would cover 64 square feet.
It's interior siding
How do you trim out the windows?
Can you cut it length way
What if you accidentally put a hole, how you will fix it?.
white duct tape.... Go get drywall.
Fire code???
Don't you coach the Bruins?
Drywall is also bracing
I don't see this product being viable for any residential situations, especially in living spaces for serious safety reasons and, having exposed seams everywhere.
It seems more suited for commercial applications... if it meets safety requirements
So you just sided the inside of your garage.
At $3.50 per square foot!
On top of the taped and mudded drywall ceiling. The drywall is probably required for firecode. Speaking of fire, how quick will this stuff kill you in a fire?
Fire rate
Just don't lean against it...there is no support. IMO your better off installing these horizontally, its more firm but still don't like it.
What they don't show you at all is the aggravating battle to install the final panels. They say to rip the screw flange, but the trim is already in place and you have to first pivot the tongue into the installed panel's groove. Even with 1/8" gap it's a nightmare to pry the trim down enough to pop the ripped end into that trim. This HGTV guy's installation video is NOT an installation video- it's a marketing trick.
I've installed plenty. Personally I prefer no J trim other then at the base for expansion. A fine bead of caulking looks much cleaner.
Not a fan of the seems
Price is for those who love to waste money for show and love being viewed as a fool who gets taken by a video
Can it be painted?
It's PVC so, there is paint for PVC but, it's spray paint so, I wouldn't recommend it for indoor painting. That is probably why they haven't answered you. Plus, it's upwards of $3.50 a square foot! Sheetrock is less than $1.00 per square foot so...
@@4legdfishman is sheetrock $1 foot finished? Because this looks way easier to install and doesn't require any mud and tape which is the hard part of drywall.
@@claytonburley3093 Sheetrock less that $2.00 a square foot finished. That includes paint. I've done it many times over decades. Do I like it? Fuck no! 🤣 I wish there was a better, easier and cheaper alternative. PVC is not the answer in my own opinion.
Sheetrock also has a safety factor with a fire retardant.
If you've ever burned PVC, you'd know how toxic and devastating it would be to your health and those effects are nearly instantaneous. I do love the looks of it and wish it was a cheaper, less toxic product. I'd use it in a heartbeat.
I can see this being useful in a clean-room or lab setting. Residential? nope! Too expensive. Again, unless you have a very particular need. Perhaps a leaky basement or mechanical pool room.
Whats the cost???? Couldn't finf it
Hi Jim, visit trusscore.com/pricing to learn more
@@jimanderson2518 4 times the cost of drywall... Plus you have to add the cost of trim.
@@stanz7193 Huh, another video was saying it was a competitive replacement for drywall......
It'd too expensive by far. Drywall is like an order of magnitude cheaper.
why would you put these pieces of cheap looking plastic over your drywall ceiling?
This will burn quicker due to being plastic.
Apparently you have neither electricity nor insulation in your garage.
It doesn’t add any structural strength! Why would you want this?
Its siding inside?? Thats all that is lmao. I'm a finisher I hope to god this doesn't take over or im screwed lmao
So siding 😂😂😂 inside of a house
Installing plastic interior walls.... making your house even less survivable in a fire. + Even more plastic being added to the environment, guess this is where all the plastic shopping bags are going now.
Is this a joke?
What…A…JOKE!!! Here, you’re building a multimillion dollar home, why not make it look like you pulled it right out of the trailer park🤣🤣🤣
This is trash. If you are worried about water damage, just use cement board and a cement based joint compound like Rapid Set One Pass.
Garbage maybe in warm climate, notice he not using any insulation i would not trust this product.
lol😅
These HGTV clowns have so much money but it's never enough, so here he is pretending he loves a product he would NEVER use in his own house.
never buy. comes apart, scratches, wall has to be perfect. never again on my sites. crap product.
Seems like a really shitty idea. I tore out plastic ceilings foe plaster it looks like 70s garbage
I tryed it out and you need a room PERFECTLY SQUARE or your FKED trust me 500 bucks worth of it is now stacked in my rafters with the other crap ill probably never use !!!!
Hello, it's Lauren from Trusscore. Our team of Product Specialists would love the opportunity to help you out with your Trusscore install. Please email hello@trusscore.com and ask for Simon.
Vinyl siding for the interior. more shit to break. nice.
Gimmicky at best, and then look at the cost.