Art3d Drop Ceiling Tiles 24x24 in White (12-Pack, 48 Sq.ft), Wainscoting Panels Glue Up 2x2

We had popcorn ceilings at our lake house that had been painted and did not want to come off. I found these as an alternative to weeks of scraping and they are so pretty! We get so many compliments on them! They look best if you paint them the same color as the wall (in my opinion). They are a little tricky for vent covers and it takes a bit of work to make sure they look seamless but overall we are so pleased.

The media could not be loaded. Ok so I hoped on the trend and put these on my wall instead of the ceiling. I used a quick drying glue and the were easy to cut with utility shears. I ordered 4 boxes to have enough for mistakes and just in case of damage but all arrived perfect with no breakage. I used sparkle and caulk to fill in cut areas and you can't tell. Paint covers spots needed easily and are easy to clean. LOVE the way it's looks!

These tiles are perfect! I am systematically removing or concealing all the ugly textured drywall ceilings in my house each time I remodel a room. I’ve used wood ceiling planks, but I wanted to try something different… enter these plastic ceiling tiles.Overall, very easy to install, but it did take some experimentation at first. First, I tried just gluing them up with Liquid Nails, but the tiles would fall off before the adhesive could cure. I found the solution - apply liquid nails, but secure the tiles to the ceiling with 6-8 16ga finish nails (1 on each corner and maybe one on each side). That did the trick.The seams between tiles were still very noticeable, so I purchased pvc screen moulding from my local hardware store and tacked it up to cover the seams.Overall, great value for the money and easy to handle. Extremely lightweight, and you can cut them with scissors (though cutting is much harder if you’ve already tacked it to the ceiling). I think these are a great choice!

Excellent product. My project turned out better than I anticipated. I've gotten great compliments.

The edges for some came in a bit warped, but with pressure and the 'liquid nails' it leveled out. To transform a room I don't think you can beat the price. I saw someone using double sided glue tape and I mixed that with also adding liquid nails. It made the project go by quickly and very nicely.

These ceiling tiles were very easy to work with!I was initially very nervous about cutting and gluing them to the ceiling, but once they arrived and I felt how thin and lightweight they were I knew it was going to be a fairly easy project. Some of them did arrive with broken edges, but thankfully I bought more than I needed just in case there were any mistakes.They’ve been up for about 5 months now and I’ve had no issues at all! They’ve kept their shape really well. It’s an expensive project but it was prettt easy for 2 people to accomplish in less than a day (in a small room) and it made a MASSIVE difference to the decor of the space. Best DIY project ever!

I love these tiles! I used a bright copper spray paint on the grid for a perfect match. I put in all the full pieces with relative ease. It was a few days worth of work up to that point. And then I cut and put in an edge piece and almost had a panic attack: it wouldn’t lie flat due to the 3D elements on the tile. Don’t panic!! You have to cut away about 1/2 inch of the raised elements from the edge to get it to lie flat! It’s time consuming, but with practice and the right tools each tile only takes a couple of minutes. Other tips: Using the existing piece as a template is a huge help. I also got hold of a 30 inch paper cutter, which makes the main cut insanely fast / precise.

Fine for price. They’re fairly thin but the price was good. The bronze is much more orange/rust colored than I was expecting though. The photo looks more golden.