The Best Vinyl Wall Panels from the Leading Panel Supplier

DPP

Duramax Trusscore PVC Panels

  • 40% Less material cost and 50% Labor Saving
  • Thick 1/2″ panel; no backer needed
  • ASTM tested to meet FRP standards
  • Will never absorb moisture; won’t rot or mold
  • Made in the USA

FRP

Fiber Reinforced Panels

  • Requires backer (OSB, Drywall, or plywood)
  • Double the material cost with backer
  • Requires Adhesive & face mounted rivets
  • Higher labor costs – installation requires glue & surface fasteners
  • Can rot & mold with wood moisture absorption

Value Comparison

Duramax

FRP

Panel Cost

$75

$38

Backer Board OSB

$0Not needed

$19

Adhesive

$0Not needed

$6

Labor

$4One-man job

$16Two-man job

Panel to Panel Trim

$0Not needed

$5.50

Total

$76.00

$84.50

The era of moisture absorbing panels is over !

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Easy

Attaches directly to framing/studs

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QUICK

Installs easily - no glue or lamination needed

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Durable

100% moisture proof

Fiber Reinforced Panels

Not Easy

Not Easy

Requires Backer Drywall or Plywood

Not Quick

Not QUICK

Installation requires glue & surface fasteners

Not Durable

Not Durable

Can rot & mold with wood moisture

Wall & Ceiling Liner Panels: Features & Benefits

Premier Manufacturer & Supplier of Plastic Panel

DPP frp
100% moisture resistant Yes No
Smooth Rivet Free Surface Yes No
Low maintenance Yes No
Durable surface that resists scratching and shattering Yes Yes
FDA and CFIA certified Yes Yes
Thermal shock and chemical resistant Yes Yes
Cleans easily with steam, high pressure sprayers or soap/water Yes Yes
Class A or Class C Fire Rating available Yes Yes
Moldings and fasteners available for easy installation Yes Yes
High-impact strength Yes Yes
Meets ASTM D-5319 standard specification for glass-fiber reinforced polyester wall and ceiling Panels Yes Yes

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ASTM Test Results DPP frp
ASTM E84 - standard test method for surface burning characteristics of building materials Class A Class A
ASTM D256 - standard test methods for determining the Izod Pendulum Impact Resistance of plastics Pass Brittle
ASTM D638 - standard test method for tensile properties of plastics 7,660 psi Tensile Strength 6,000 to 8,000 psi
ASTM D790 - standard test methods for flexural properties of unreinforced and reinforced plastics and electrical insulating materials 12,400 psi
509,000 psi		 Flexural Strength 8,000 - 10,000 psi
Flexural Modulus 300,000 to 500,000 psi
ASTM D2583 - standard test method for indentation hardness of rigid plastics by means of a barcol impressor 75.5, Hardness
(Shore D)		 65, Hardness
(Shore D)

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