Ok, that video has certainly demonstrated the durability of this Extenzo product, but is this the same material that the mirrored ceilings are made of? And if so, what exactly is the benefit? If you had a leak in your ceiling, as the video showed, the water would sit and gather in a bubble, as opposed to soaking your dry wall, but you still have to remove whatever ceiling material is there to fix the leak, whether it's dry wall or this Extenzo stuff. I would think this material would be more beneficial in a gym or somewhere where the walls or ceilings take a lot of abuse.
As for mirrored ceilings: I get that mirrors give the illusion of space, but I would think more people would lean towards having mirrored walls or doors (like many do with their front hall closet doors), mirrored ceilings remind me of an adult movie set.
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