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Do you have the FRP wallboard peeling off? FRP panels might look great and are

extremely cheap at first, but they rot, peel off, delaminate, and absorb moisture with time. Switch

from the FRP wall panel and get the vinyl wallboard. Made from 100% virgin vinyl, the PVC

panels are water-resistant and anti-bacterial, ensuring optimal conditions inside the commercial

sector.

Author Bio: Rachel Simons was looking for PVC panels. She wanted to get rid of the FRP

wallboard. Unfortunately, her FRP panels started peeling off just after six months. Rachel

contacted Duramax and ordered custom-made vinyl panels for her brewery. The FRP wall

panels were taken down within two weeks, and she installed the high-quality PVC panels.

Rachel is extremely happy and delighted with the quality and professionalism.

There was a time when the FRP wall panel was the most recommended wall coverings.

The FRP panels were strong, rigid, looked great and provided good insulation. Then, why

should you switch from the FRP wallboard and get PVC panels installed? The reason is simple.

PVC panels are the better alternative. Wallcoverings do not always need to look good. They need

to be waterproof, hygienic, easy to install, and easy to maintain. Not to forget, wall panels should

be a cost-effective affair and not something that will slash out your profits. Here are some of the

reasons why you invest in PVC panels rather than the FRP wallboard.

Easy to install

PVC panels are comparatively much easier to install compared to the FRP wallboard. PVC

installation kits come with a DIY user-friendly guidebook making the process simple, hassle-

free, and convenient for novices. PVC installation takes only 7 hours and is a one-person job. On

the other hand, the FRP board needs additional materials with skilled labor for the complete

installation. It takes around two days to finish installing FRP panels. The investments required

in purchasing the additional materials and hiring skilled labor make the FRP panels much more

costly than the vinyl wallboard.

PVC is easier to maintain

PVC panels are the easiest to maintain. The panels made with 100% virgin vinyl are resistant to

most chemicals, making the cleaning process simpler. You can easily bleach the panels and bring

out a clean and pristine appearance. The panels also can be cleaned with a liquid detergent and

made to look neat in all circumstances. On the other hand, the FRP wall panel has a rough

surface and wooden backers, making the cleaning cumbersome and difficult. PVC panels have a

smooth texture, and wiping the panels with a single swipe is enough for their upkeep and

maintenance.

PVC is more resistant to fire


PVC panels have exceptional fire-resistant qualities. The panels have no wooden backers, and

therefore they don’t catch fire easily. The panels have a one-hour fire-grade resistance and can

prevent fire outbreaks in commercial spaces like dairy farms, garages, kitchens, restaurants, and

so on. However, FRP panels have wooden backers that make them more vulnerable to the flames

and might cause grave accidents in case of a fire outbreak.

PVC is more durable

Did you know that your FRP panels are prone to molding, delaminating and peeling off after a

few years? With time the FRP panels would need repairing and replacements. However, if you

install PVC panels, you can have a long-term wallboard that’s resistant to mold, microbes,

bacteria, water and can last for 45 to 50 years without any callbacks. PVC panels have the

longest lifespan compared to others, and this quality makes their demand spike up in the

commercial sector.

Wrapping up

Are you thinking of changing the FRP wallboard for a more durable solution? Then choose

Duramax PVC wall panels. The FDA-compliant panels come at factory-direct prices. You can

get the custom-made panels in just two weeks after placing your orders. Book a free consultation

today. Ask for your free sample. Don’t forget to get the no-obligation quote for your wall

paneling project.