wall coverings for fish rooms

[toxic111]

OK the brand I was thinking of for FPR Panels was Marlite (www.marlite.com)

BUt again, would be a little more expensive than other items. It also depends on how big the room is too. You could also look at puck baord (also pretty pricey)

[StirCrazy]

Originally Posted by sphelps

I like it but would prefer something that fits in my car if possible. However it could be the route I go if something else doesn't spark my interest.

another thing that would be good... thousands of design and colors to chose from.. high pressure lamanant, or arborite.

http://www.arborite.com/en/High-pres...012-Collection

cheeper than fpr and way more choices.

Steve

[Enigma]

Originally Posted by sphelps

I like it but would prefer something that fits in my car if possible. However it could be the route I go if something else doesn't spark my interest.

I could maybe be convinced to transport them . . . for frags.

(It would have to be the 8' ones, though).

[Enigma]

Originally Posted by StirCrazy

another thing that would be good... thousands of design and colors to chose from.. high pressure lamanant, or arborite.

How would one install the high pressure laminate on walls? I can't find the installation guide.

[sphelps]

Originally Posted by Enigma

I could maybe be convinced to transport them . . . for frags.

(It would have to be the 8' ones, though).

Deal, I have frags

[StirCrazy]

Originally Posted by Enigma

How would one install the high pressure laminate on walls? I can't find the installation guide.

contact cement

Steve

[sphelps]

Went with the FRP, perfect for the job and pretty easy to work with. Not too expensive either, around $350 all said and done to cover walls and ceiling in a room approximately 5' x 5'.

Big thanks to Shelley for her help!

I'll post pictures in my build thread once I finish up all the new plumbing and electrical.

[Enigma]

Originally Posted by sphelps

Went with the FRP, perfect for the job and pretty easy to work with. Not too expensive either, around $350 all said and done to cover walls and ceiling in a room approximately 5' x 5'.

Big thanks to Shelley for her help!

I'll post pictures in my build thread once I finish up all the new plumbing and electrical.

No. Thank you! It was very nice to meet you and your lovely wife, I got to go for a nice little drive outside the city (my little guy even napped in the truck on the way home!), and I was generously rewardeded with frags and fuel funds.

Next time you would like assistance with something there should be a stampede to your door.

I do look forward to seeing photos when the room is done. It is interesting product that you picked up and I'd like to see how it turns out.

[sphelps]

Pics added for those interested:
http://www.canreef.com/vbulletin/sho...&postcount=275

[Madmak]

Looks good, do it once and do it right.