wall coverings for fish rooms

[Coralgurl]

Many restaurants use a vinyl wall covering behind their sinks that is water resistant. I've seen it in white, but believe it can be painted, not sure though. Its textured and gives a decent finish, behind a tank would be perfect. I'm trying to find out a specific name for it and if I get it soon, will let you know if someone else doesn't chime in first....

[don.ald]

http://www.ippnet.com/sign-a-display...coroplast.html
What about this stuff.

[sphelps]

Originally Posted by don.ald

http://www.ippnet.com/sign-a-display...coroplast.html
What about this stuff.

Yeah but how do I attach that to the wall and ceiling and make it look half decent? I think it would need to be a tongue and grove type of panel but I haven't seen those around in plastic locally.

[toxic111]

I know the product you are looking for, but can't can't seem to find the brand here. I can get it to you tomorrow. It is a great product & we use it in commercial kitchens & washrooms.

You could also look for Trusscore PCV liner that is used in car wash bays.

[sphelps]

Originally Posted by toxic111

I know the product you are looking for, but can't can't seem to find the brand here. I can get it to you tomorrow. It is a great product & we use it in commercial kitchens & washrooms.

You could also look for Trusscore PCV liner that is used in car wash bays.

I'll be waiting

[Mandosh]

FRP Panelling

[StirCrazy]

Originally Posted by Mandosh

FRP Panelling

+1 not cheep though


Steve

[sphelps]

Originally Posted by Mandosh

FRP Panelling

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.

[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).