How did it hold up with the dryer getting hot? That sounds so cool!

@@anneshirley9560 no issues so far. No sign of heat effect. Still looks amazing

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I wonder how would carpet look on a wall. Mmmhhh. 🤣

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Just choked on my coffee, thanks...

@@stayreal5083 Well, in russia they do

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Did you use nails? I was at the hardware store and they didn't say anything about nails. Just adhesive

@@thattannerguy856 I think he DID use nails, (fine nail gun)

@@judichristopher4604 I meant is it necessary though? It would seem to me that adhesive should be enough.

@@thattannerguy856 I agree with you... Liquid nails is GREAT... Personally I would like to use the tiny nails, and NOT the liquid nails... incase you ever want to remove the wall... I guess it just depends on your substrate, what it's made of... (wall)

@@judichristopher4604 nice. I bought a similar product to liquid nails. I don't plan on ever think it down while I'm in this house, so I'm not too concerned about the wall behind it. Thanks for your tips!

Haha

if you're using the 7mm, you can still put it on.

Because youre gluing and nailing everything. Normally you'd have to drive the short sides together after clicking the long side. No need for that in this application, so the short sides will just lay nicely on top of each other.

Trim I'd assume or shim it

probably with liquid nails or adhesive

Matt M Because it’s the Pergo KZfaq channel and they’re advertising their own product

@@KessiaClips duh hey?!

Rip the paneling down and install drywall. Then install the laminate to the drywall.

Do you need to leave a 3/8 space for expansion? Or can you butt it right up to the walls on the ceiling?

Because of the way I did my walls I left about that

Dantube I’m sitting in Home Depot and just started laughing!!😂😂

Man, I do when I'm drunk !

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BaaHaHa... Good ONE!!!

I bet! LOL

Lmfao!!!

@@Lexibeez8907 3 years later thanks lol

It's not glue, it's silicon caulking.

I'm sure it could go on a ceiling as long as you make sure you are fixing firmly, not good if it lands on your head while you are in a moment of passion!

@@teacheng3795 did that happen to you and your boyfriend?

@@garyalcorn3831 How did you guess?

@@teacheng3795 seen through your window lol

You dont, they are making this 10times harder than it really is. It's very simple make sure the bottom row is level, just use a Brad nail and nail the 4 corners, install the rest and you only really need to nail the bottom, middle and top. Use rubber hammer to pound in place.

Depending on where you live, Home Depot rents out tools. I bought a small compressor for $50 and bought a small brad nailer for $25. Pretty slick.

Turn the panels 90 degrees

Hi, This product is no longer available, since the video is from 2016 and we regularly refresh our product and color offerings.

Yes. Just like tile(backsplash). Wood and tile etc all expand with humidity etc ...Both will pop up or break if expansion room wasn't left

Me too, except if you want to remove it later...

Silicone is expensive in your country.

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LOOK at the END of the video... He put a Trim all around...

Thought the same exact thing

Free pallets look great if you have the time and resources. My late father and I built a beautiful wall with reclaimed wood from pallets, but these are two entirely different processes. Free pallets: Find quality free pallets, travel to retrieve free pallets, get permission to take said free pallets, and load heavy pallets into your truck or trailer if you have one (if not rent or borrow an appropriate vehicle or trailer to haul free pallets), drive back home and unload the pallets (return rented or borrowed vehicle if necessary and go back home), separate all boards from the 2x4s using a pry bar or sawzall (some are easier than others), dispose of or store scrap wood (there will be alot!), once you have all your wood you can then begin sanding each and every piece and sorting by height and width, then you could stain each piece if you'd like, then you can actually paint your area with a black base/primer to hide gaps once boards are installed, mark studs, and begin attaching your boards!!! Versus: Drive to Home Depot, pick out the material you like and drive back home, acclimate, and get started.

ThatTannerGuy - nails hold it tightly in place while the adhesive cures.

I laminated my roof, and I was going to make a video but I got shingles.

ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh this is funny

Staff 66 LOL!!!

Did they took a shit there

Hahaha! 😂

Staff 66 lol

That's probably because some of the comments were made by people on crack lol

I used a rotary tool to cut through the laminate.

Amerikkkan

@@lenaely6146 If you write a whole sentence, I might be able to understand what you are trying to say.

Tim I was thinking the same thing lol self included since I will be doing this after years of complaint about my mothers paneled walls lol

@@marshalllakeshaott4573 Funny, isn't it? I'm perfectly okay with panelled walls no matter what direction the panelling goes. When I was a kid, we had a basement with panelled walls. I also lived in a mobile home and had no problem with it. I think so much depends on what you get used to and tired of. A lot of times, too, we like what we see in other people's homes and think it would be nice in our homes - only to find out that what we liked for an hour somewhere is not what we would like for five years somewhere else. Also, some houses are like people. They can wear something really well and make it look cool while others just can't pull it off for a variety of reasons. Interesting how the mind works.

Did you actually watch the video?

@@jiojoe8829 yeah. Starting directly on the floor isnt expansion. Been doing floors for 20 years. Stuff moves.

@@AJNASTY-j5y it moves generally end to end.

@@edmontoninuit6489 false. It expands in all directions.

vertically installed in a horizontal direction...

@mike toni REALLY!!! Yea Good to know! Thank you.