Any new innovations in drywall? IBS 2022 with  

So basically nothing is replacing drywall.

They really need a new name. “Irritable Bowel Syndrome” (IBS) 2022 doesn’t sound very appealing.

Proud to have my daughter working with me in remodel business. Woman have many talents suited for construction. My daughter after a year is a meticulous painter and tile setter.

Thanks so much Matt, it was great to hang at the show!

Lydia is a gem. I hate drywall finishing and I suck at it, but watching her videos makes me want to get better at it so I can self-drywall my upcoming home build.

Every drywall alternative I have ever seen usually has one feature which is a great improvement over conventional drywall but falls short on every other facet of cladding the interior of our homes.

I really appreciate Matt's range. He was about 3 octaves higher than Lydia on that send-off.

I’ve lived in the same 52 year old home for over 30 years. I’m wanting to relocate and have a retirement home built for myself. I’m beyond surprised to see how much things have changed and improved. I value videos like this for just that reason. Thank you very much. I appreciate the work you do.

Lydia is a breath of fresh air!

I'd love to find a good drywall alternative that doesn't cost way more than drywall

As someone who works in the tradeshow industry here in Las Vegas, I just want to say thank you for attending the show! The industry really got hit hard by the pandemic and is still recovering. Attendance numbers are still not what they once were, but people like yourself making the effort to go out and attending shows, makes it worth the expense exhibitors shell out to build a booth. See you in Vegas next year, I'll be in the Schluter booth.😁

Trusscore looks awesome. I need to get some samples of that asap! Thanks for sharing with us.

I have IBS too. Hope you get better soon Matt.

Trusscore seems like a possible replacement for commercial areas where we would normally use something like FRP... restrooms, kitchens, preschools...

This was not the IBS convention I was searching for. For those of you looking for the IBS convention in which Dr. Abramowitz gives a lecture about chronic ISB leading to explosive/projectile diarrhea and effective traditional/alternative treatments, that one is called The National ISB conference in Grand Rapids Featuring Dr. Gertrude Stein Abramowitz. Dr. Adolph Garcia also speaks at that event and offers some very interesting treatment options as well as commenting on the newest research, and also showcases the new heavy-flow extra-absorbency Depend adult undergarments.

Trusscore with the slats look like a great option for a garage / workshop I installed slat wall in my garage but this could be easier and likely cheaper.

Matt sharing "secrets" just creates better qualified customers to ask for better products to be used. Thanks Matt!

Thank you Matt & Lydia for stopping by our booth and saying "Goodbye Drywall, Hello Trusscore" 👋

Trusscore looks interesting but like all plastics, cold weather performance and aging is key (embrittlement).

As I'm putting plans together (to include selecting materials) to build my next home, I came across a Trusscore commercial making a direct comparison to dry wall. In the commercial, it appeared they were paneling a normal bedroom. The biggest take-away I got from it was how much less time it took to install, especially when taping, plastering, sanding, and painting were eliminated from the process. I was initially intrigued, so I watched the whole commercial hoping that I would get to clearly see what the finished product looks like on a wall from the vantage point of someone normally standing in a room. But the camera angles were either extreme close-ups or too far away (and blury) to be able to visually register the seams between the panels. To make matters worse, they kept switching from one image to the next too quickly to fully absorb what I was looking at. I just wanted to see how prominent the seams were in relation to the whole wall. From the way the commercial was presented, one is left with the impression the seams are as invisible as finished dry wall. I knew better, but the commercial left me with more questions than answers. I got the hunch this was just a technique they use to generate interest. And I was right. Now after seeing this video, I realize trusscore is nothing more than a slight improvement over the wood paneling everyone used in the 1970's to clad their rec room walls with. This is in no way a replacement or even comparable to dry wall. It is not a smooth, seamless product over which you can paint, cut temporary holes to access the conduit behind it, drive nails to hang pictures, and then easily patch up when finished. Yeah, yeah, I'm sure you can remove the whole panel, but that's not really a viable option when it extends from floor to ceiling and you're driving nails back into the same holes you ripped them out of to remove the panel in the first place. Think about it. I don't get it. Why compare this to dry wall? I don't see any real benefit to this product other than the installation process. But then one could make the same arguement for wood paneling. (You can at least paint over wood paneling when you get tired of it.) I would not use this on the walls inside my house. A garage workshop, maybe; or the bathroom walls of a trailer home or a tiny house. But not the livable space inside of a conventional home.

Trusscore over unpainted drywall seems like a mold disaster. Am I right?

Take all Risinger recommendations with a serious grain of salt. He is very likely being paid for this.

The truss core system would be a great alternative to interior mobile tiny homes. Allows for flexibility and movement. Also light weight

Lydia is a great addition to the team!

Best way for a woman to get started in construction trades? Have a Dad that owns a business in trades.

I plan on using trusscore for my basement.

Trusscore looks like a neat idea if they can improve the design a bit. I'd like to see the panels mate together at seams without the need for trim like J-channel, etc. And, I want it to be able to accept a spray texture and paint. Or heck, it should come from the factory with a texture molded into the PVC! I'd like to just snap it all together and paint. Then, at some point, they could also offer optional panels that are fire rated or have polyurethane or polystyrene insulation built into them.

Terrific, Lydia. Great reporting and good interviews. Thanks from Australia.

Not sure if there was an upgrade to what camera gear was used but this video was VERY nice looking. Could just be the lighting and camera work but I certainly noticed the video quality.

Id like to know more about Huber's Exacor in replacing drywall

That Truss Core product might be handy for utility rooms and bathrooms

As always love the channel. Drop the divisive gender/sex issues. Be blind to it. Let the work speak for itself. And drop Nike……

I love how Matt couldn't keep it together when talking about plywood in his garage.

I worked on a custom house in Alabama we used a quiet rock I don’t know if it was the same manufacturer but the product we hung on all the main floor ceiling and any bedroom wall that connected to a hallway. Basically any place where noise may be an issue. The movie theater room had both interior and exterior walls hung with quiet rock with rock wool insulation in a 6 inch wall I could not hear a miter saw the trim carpenter was using in a room on the other side of the wall while doing some patches it’s truly a great product if you can afford it. It’s very expensive

I'm surprised Quietrock doesn't make sound dampening door for a HT. It could have some sound dampening material in the door and well sealing with a drop (articulating cap) like an exteriror door so there isn't a big gap at the bottom.

The trusscore product would be great for laundry rooms other wet locations! But how do you do joints and seams ?

I’m planning on using this for an upcoming commercial kitchen build. I could no longer afford to bring in an external contractor so I’ll have to do all the work myself. And this is much easier to install than drywall or FRP. I think between drywall and then paying someone to finish it, the PVC would end up comparatively priced. My only problem is it can’t be painted well, and still looks like individual panels so it isn’t really suited for dining room areas or otherwise.

About 10 years ago I saw a very brief 15 minute seminar on magnesium oxide board. Some group that had a series of reps cram their presentations into a very small time period. I wish this seminar were much longer because it sounded fascinating, yet I haven't heard much about it since so guessing it costs significantly more than standard gypsum board?

Trusscore, the ultimate fuel for your garage fire?

Matt, is that trusscore product made of plastic and is it like most other plastic products where it is highly flammable?

Could you demonstrate corners with the Truscore

Am I the only one that found it funny Matt talked about fire rating after talking about having his garage done with plywood?

nice harmony on the closing.

IBS 2022? GREAT NAME.

How do you put cabinets etc. on the Truss core?

Matt, Trusscore for an exterior wall? Is a moisture impermeable layer recommended on the interior of an exterior wall?

Where are the LED strips you mentioned in the beginning? More than half of this video is about some builder from Utah?

What I would be interested in is products that replaces paint like whiteboard, magnetic stickup surfaces and bulletin board as well as cubed cubbies for quick access to project materials, books, magazines, etc.

That's all us guys are asking. Thank you

The plastic panels for utility areas that need to be easily washed is kind of cool....but I could see cracked and shattered plastic in the future that requires a whole new panel to be installed instead of just patching the drywall. Seems like just some vinyl wall guard/wainscot would be a simpler option, and lets be honest, none of these products look very fashionable, so who cares all that much about looks in a utility room or garage.

Trusscore- I don't want PVC walls... Now PLA or some kind of renewable material would be awesome!!

Seems like if people wanted plastic looking walls it would have happened already.

Matt and Lydia great video so far 2 questions so far as I am only to the trusscore, how much is the trusscore and can it be painted? and with the quietrock wat is the cost from the small or thin piece to the max thinkness piece. great video

Love seeing Montana represented! Such a different climate than TX. Would love to see more building science as it relates to this region.

durable as he bends it and it almost breaks :)

"Really cuts down with the sound" compared to what? How does it compare to single layer 5/8 type x with sealant? These products will never take off with presentations like this

Installing that trusscore , what about the insulation ? I'm think about putting that in my basement.

Great video, Matt, but IBS 2022? I'm not sure what the tie-in is here between home improvement and Irritable Bowel Syndrome.

Carolina Jeff: What issues might there be as to flammability and toxic smoke?

Is it free from the endocrine disrupters? And can it look like wood?

ducts and doors let sound through and aircrete works too, it is cheaper too.

Love it! It would be cool to hang out. Matt, if you ever come to Abilene, hit me up! Great job Lydia!

Phase change drywall should be a common thing.

I did an install of a product like trusscore, we mostly used it in barns or car washes. Did one garage. Plywood was better.

LED flickering is from the Hz being too low. I'd go 800Hz to guarantee no flickering in front of cameras.

Seems like there's been more innovation in tile backing board than regular wallboard. I'm surprised there's not more of a push to make wallboard lighter while retaining the rigidity and fire resistance of gypsum.

hi from colorado good show

I want to know were products are made. from now on.

After watching several of these videos looks like this years IBS is a good year to SKIP!

Awesome empowerment!

trusscore, why not FRP that's only a 1/8 of inch thick and not likely to break with the trusscore having a hollow core...not feeling that one at all. FRP comes in many colors, and it's easy to install.

Hey Matt, Are those Beast shoes? If so what year ? Thxs

What about using MGO in place of drywall? Are they past the mold issues with MGO?

Doesn't trusscore replace drywall? She said that it goes over sheetrock?

I'd be interested to know the difference between the performance of quiet rock and resilient channel

Matt / Lydia, did you check out the Acoustiblok booth [shown on Stephanie's and Matt's right side the latter part of video]? Interested to see a product review onnnnnnnnn the Build show!

That trusscore sample wasn’t supposed to bend so easily. 🤣

I have heard that Truss core has PVC and that PVC is toxic.

At first look I wondered why are we discussing IBS....irritable bowel syndrome

how does it cost compare, with 3/8 painted plywood on that walls?

No “ R “ valve in truss core..

@5:35 what is this product going to do for basement mold and moisture issues? It seems like it would just lock the moisture in behind the product itself at best.

In case of fire, will Trusscore release toxic gasses that could irritate lungs of anyone trying to escape?

I like those two products, and I noticed that QuietRock also has a product that offers some RF shielding as well. If I really wanted quiet (like for bedrooms especially) I'd probably still use rockwool in the wall cavities as well as the QuietRock.

Wonder how that affects wifi and cell signals

You can hear it in Matt's voice he's been talking the whole show.

Have a roomful of people surprise your audience by performing your signature sign off in one of your videos.

We put up gypsom board to resist fire. Presumably vinyl Trusscore is highly flammable, rapid flame spread, black smoke, melts as it burns, just like vinyl siding. Am I missing something?

im gonna say if you want to go to a "fun" convention, go to a DJ convention. Its a bunch of people who's who industry is parties.

Irritable Bowel Syndrome 2022. They really need a new name and acronym.

There needs to be a waterproof roof decking.

Trusscore is for wet places. That's it.

I'm a fan of the women's movement. Especially when viewed from behind.

We all want the Industry tricks for us guys trying to make the cut for the diy projects. Reach out to victory style. Small guy in concrete. Show us how small details can help the diy guys build big things. Help him and help us Would love it and your creativity on what you think is most important to us diy guys!

Too bad there's no supply, can't find quite rock in stock anywhere 😕

So you still need finished drywall in a living space? Probably would just paint it at that point.

Really disappointed in the lack of new products and smart home products at the ibs

whats the price on this board $$$$

I'm sorry, in 2022 are we really talking about creating a new wall boarding product made out of plastic? I'm not on board with the Trusscore at all.

Is Matt a giant?