This is the site is finished at the level of the installation of the Unilin.
My impressions (for installation only, for use it will come later ...)
- materials
easy to work but when you cut it a rather unpleasant smell emerges (looks a little but not exactly the same as the smell of a spray of polyurethane foam)
- the only gene that I felt is when we cut finely even with the cuter, there is then a
very fine dust not pleasant at all
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almost no falls because we can reuse almost every cm2
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grooving is very significant in wall and ceiling installation
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these panels, doubly coated with aluminum, logically constitute a Faraday cage, the mobile phone network fell to 2/4 bars in the cellar! (this point can be important as a selection criterion, see:
https://www.econologie.com/forums/chantier-d ... 39-60.html )
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grid drawn on very appreciable aluminum to trace or even guide when cutting (not present in the competition I think)
- Quite hard and flat to stick a lightweight false ceiling (PVC paneling or light wood) directly on it (I have always battened, see links, but it is doable)
My installation advice:
- cut with a cuter with a large blade and with a guide strip
- always take 5 to 10mm of play when cutting a fitting because I damaged 2 or 3 ends to stuff them by tapping on them because the play was too fair
- if possible, avoid rubbing or cutting very small pieces (dust)
- stickable panels if the surface is fairly flat (not my case)
With the surplus, I made
interior insulation of a bathroom...
