Wall chipboards from Bauhaus

[Pontusullvan]

Hey!
I'm going to renovate the living room and was thinking of drywalling the walls. Then I saw that Bauhaus has white smooth chipboards that you click together to get an invisible seam, so you don't have to putty and sand.
Has anyone tested these?
https://www.bauhaus.se/vaggskiva-walls-2-paint-vit-12x620x2600mm-1-61m.html
Feels like the seams will be visible anyway.

 

[AskeHolst]

When both are clicked together and glued, it will probably become a fairly invisible seam after wallpaper/paint. Probably better than a poorly plastered and sanded drywall. Not entirely cheap, though, but maybe worth it if it goes much faster.

 

[norrbottenssnickaren]

Checked out that record. Seems definitely interesting.

But quite expensive :/

 

[FredrikBr]

Reviving the thread a bit.
I am planning to divide two bedrooms and thought of using this board to minimize the renovation time. Has anyone used them who can comment on the result?

 

[Olf Oggler]

The downside of old chipboards is that they move so darn much. Isn't it the same problem with this? Gypsum stays still and is not affected so much by humidity, etc.

 

[FredrikBr]

Thinking about that too, will they crack?
But in my case, it's about dividing two kids' rooms so there will still be toy cars and lego pieces pressed into the wall, so the cracks will likely disappear among the other marks