Fiberglass Reinforced Polymer, more commonly known as FRP, is widely used in the USA as a wall cladding material. The material is quick to produce, cheap, and resistant to heat, but some grave drawbacks have led businesses to prefer PVC instead of FRP. The PVC or (Polyvinyl Chloride or vinyl) wall material from Duramax is a great replacement for FRP and has challenged the supremacy of FRP innumerable times. As a result, the vinyl wall panels are the new wall cladding choice in the market, creating waves for durability, strength, and resilience. Here are a few reasons why Duramax waterproof wall panels are considered better than FRP.
Antimicrobial PVC panels
The PVC panels made from 100% virgin vinyl have an anti-mold coating and are resistant to viruses and bacteria. The PVC panels are ideal for hospitals, emergency shelters, meat packaging units, and food facilities where infection control and cleanliness are of paramount importance. The PVC panels have no crevices to hide waste material and adhere to FDA, CFIA, and ASTM parameters. On the other hand, FRP panels have OSB backers that mold, rot and delaminate after some time due to moisture absorption. That’s the reason why vinyl wall panels are considered better than FRP.PVC is recyclable and long-lasting
Your PVC waterproof wall panels are recyclable and last for a lifetime with proper upkeep. Post-installation, the vinyl panels last for 45 years with no professional assistance. The durable wall panels from Duramax have ½ inch thickness and come with a limited lifetime warranty. The PVC panels are non-toxic, white, bright, light-reflective, and lightweight. PVC can ideally be recycled 7 times and is much more durable than any other wall cladding material.On the other hand, FRP wall panels are not recyclable and very difficult to dispose. In addition, the FRP panels are susceptible to callbacks and prone to moisture damage demanding professional repairing and repainting every now and then. Choosing PVC over FRP is the trend that’s here to stay for a very long time.
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