For me it is two cracks about 8 feet apart. Divides the lanai ceiling into approximate thirds. Repaired once under warranty. They were back in a few months. I've been through the whole POA process trying to get developer to fix an obvious building flaw. No help there.
I'm thinking like you, maybe a beadboard solution to cover the whole ceiling or far cheaper, I might just get a couple of thin 12 foot lengths of AZEK trim maybe an inch or two wide and bevel the edges and secure them up there. They are white and never rot or need painting.
Here's an example of beadboard solution as you likely know.
Building Product: Beadboard [1025852] | ARCAT
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Originally Posted by cb1972
Cracks are back again. I dont want to repair the drywall again . Thinking about going with a PVC product either beadboard or tongue and groove . Looks like the developer is using such a product on new home Lanai's ( not sure about Garage Ceilings) . Any one have any suggestions ?
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