Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Can this be installed instead of sheetrock over framed wall? Also can these panels be cut to size at all?
Document: These are Great panels, well made and easy to install. They're easy to cut to length and the edges finish smoothly with a file or light sanding. You can also finish the installation with the Gladiator edging strips or just by the near matching plastic wood from your lumber or DIY hardware store for finished trim along the edges.
I mention all of this because as the saying goes, time is money and results truly rest upon solid preparation. By drawing out my garage on the GE gladiator website first, i was able to calculate how much material was need with minimal excess left over.SHIPPING: because i opted to buy at a local store instead of here on Amazon - the savings in shipping alone were substantial for such a decent size project. I believe when all was said and done I ended up installing 9 kits/packs.
I purchased gear wall and gear track panels for my husband on his birthday. I also purchased the accessory kit, several cabinets and additional accessories. While my husband is normally very organized, I think he discovered the true meaning of the word with the installation of this amazing product line. The ability to organize, reorganize, add, change your mind is actually a woman's dream come true! Our garage is not only organized, the transformation in appearance is remarkable.
For the price, Gladiator should have provided written and/or video/weblink instructions for those planning to install panels over an entire not so straight wall.Once installed, I was able to load the shelves and cover the walls with the appropriate hooks. Generally, my wife and I are pleased with the final result, enough that we decided to utilize the system on add'l garage wall space.
A review seemed the best recourse.Cons:1. Panels out of square and will meet at a gap if leveled.2. Screws are terrible. Plan on stripping one for every three installed.3. Trim color does not quit match panel cover.Pros.1. Functions well as a storage wall and will get the job done.
After the initial base panels are installed, you can lift subsequent panels into the grove on the base set and letting gravity do the work, gently hold the panel against the wall to screw it in. Handling a single panel by oneself requires moderate strength.Note: if you are covering a wall, I suggest screwing the base panel in "snugly" at both ends and in the middle and then start stacking the second set.
I just installed 12 panels purchased from Amazon. When I leveled them on the wall using a chalk line and checking with a 4 foot level, I could see a triangle gap where 2 panels meet. Gladiator does not make a center trim piece so you can't hide it. I had to unlevel the panels by more than 1/2 inch over 8 ft to close the gap. the next 4 panels fell in line and everything looked good.
After the panels are stacked, you can go back and finish tightly screwing them into the studs.A challenge I found is that when you hit a light switch or electrical outlet, you must be very careful to correctly measure the hole you have to cut. Cutting the panel is fairly easy (I used a jigsaw and cordless circular saw depending on the location of the cut). If you are precise with your cuts, you can skip the finishing trim that Gladiator offers as an accessory.
i realize i forgot to mention, the panels come in 1ftx8ft sections, because of this very manageable size, I believe the paneling can quite adequately be handled by 1 person; but like i said earlier, 2 would probably be preferred. Since we're talking compositie materials here, cutting them can easily be accomplished on a tablesaw, with a compound saw and even with a hand saw.
This was a great durable, heavy duty product that provides a professional look and easy to cut to length as needed
Answer: yes