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

These are nice drop ceiling tiles. The 3D aspect is very cool. They were easy to cut with some sharp scissors and razor blades. The material seems durable and flexible. They are very light weight, yet strong enough to hold a light weight LED light in them. I definitely recommend as they are a good bang for your buck vs standard tiles at the big box stores.

Very nice. Makes the room classy. I installed it over a textured ceiling with quick grab glue. Only issue I had was it's not easy to cut and will crack under pressure while cutting. I am buying more in a different color for another room.

They actually look good on my ceiling. While trying to decide on a couple different products, I folded up a piece of painters tape for each corner and stuck one up. It stayed up. (As did the foam square tiles I bought.) (The styrofoam ones went back becaused they looked like a textured Styrofoam cup. These tiles are rigid and are really nice looking. My only issue was static. My dog is currently shedding and his hair stuck to them like crazy. So after they went up I sprayed some static spray on them and wiped them down. Cand decide if I'll paint them. Also....there is actually a right way and a wrong way to put them up .. (even thought they are square) However.....if you take them out of the box, always open the box the same... (however you do it) from the top or bottom. Just do it the same. I pulled them out upside down and they stayed the same.....except my first box because i didnt realize they needed to go up the same way. So what worked for me was to apply the glue with the top of the tile getting a little line of glue, and everywhere else getting dots of glue. So if it got set down or got moved etc., I knew which way to put it up. (All the tiles that had the side with the line, went the same way) it worked great. I used good scissors and occasionally had to bring one back down to cut more, but the line of now squished glue showed me which direction to reapply it. Just like everything thing you do to your home......take your time. I did it alone so I'd apply glue to several then take one up then back down for another and so on. I used locktite and it held them great. I pushed on the areas with glue (create a pattern. So you know where to press. Not one sagged or fell. Happy DIYing As for the foam vs. pvc comparison, definitely choose a rigid product

Looks beautiful. People thought it was plaster not then plastic. Easy to install but not always the easiest to cut. Better to cut it with a hot tool then try to use scissors or a straight edge

I wanted to update the look of my drop ceiling and I saw these and gave them a try. They came in well packaged and they looked gorgeous with the 3d imprints. However, I was not very impressed with the thickness as they were very thin (less than a cardboard thickness). You can't really hang anything with it as their flimsiness can't hold anything as the material is easily bendable. The nice thing about it's makeup is that it's easier to wipe off dirt or stains compared to the previous drop ceiling material. Another thing to take into account is that it's easier to cut it with a pair of regular scissors instead of using a utility knife. When everything is put together, it looks gorgeous and I might add expensive. I already get compliments when people see it. I am sure that if you get creative enough, you can put them on adjacent walls or ceilings as well using screws, nails or glue. The size of the tiles fit like a glove on the dividers since it's the standard size. This made the transition seamless. The updated look gives out a new life to the asthetics of the room. Overall, I am very pleased, but I hope that in the future they make an option for a thicker version (this would probably translate to being more expensive I presume). I think this gives buyers who are willing to spend more for a better quality option. I would have given it a higher score, but for now I give it an 8/10.

Happy with these. Good cheap alternative to spending big bucks. They actually look pretty good and realistically mimic a copper ceiling. They are super light weight and structurally sound. Can't wait to put them up in my kitchen.

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!

The pictures are quite deceptive. This looks terrible in a trop ceiling grid, and is the wrong color for the standard crossbars so it’s especially obvious. These were the worst of the five tiles we considered.

Amazing, painted the white one with acrylic paint, using the automatic stemple works perfect, you need more than you expect

Bien

Quite large, light and looks as described. The only slight area to raise is they are hollow in areas which make it difficult get full coverage to stick them up.

O realizzato una sala di sogno le he applicato la follia di oro

Son perfectos. Los instalamos en el techo. Los queríamos para pintar, pero se ven tan bonitos que los dejamos como tal. Evaluamos también de ponerlos en la pared, pero se ve demasiado plástico, ahí sí habría que pintarlos y no lo hemos probado. Se cortan bien con tijeras y los hemos pegados in problemas con No Más Clavos.