39"x6.5" Foam Ceiling Planks - 12pc Pack - Covers 21.1sqft - Glue Up Application - Easy DIY - Choose Your Finish - Decorative Ceiling Tiles (Driftwood)

They look awesome and were easy to install. We did use additional adhesive to be in the safe side.

Thin and looks like styrofoam

Redoing a small bathroom (5x7) this seemed like an alternative to overpriced tongue and groove and I'd rather try this than regret not trying it... Over all it does a good job changing the appearance of any room. Easy to work with and one person a can work fairly quickly. It is a plus for changing the look of a nautical themed bathroom. I scraped the popcorn ceiling off for a smoother surface to adhere to. I am glad I did and you should as well. Cuts easy with a razor knife and glues up quickly using Loctite Ultra Clear. I tend to over apply but I used a 6" foam paint roller to smooth out and assure best contact. Not Happy Part: packaging is ok....the film or coloring of the panel is super thin and wears against each other and damages the contact areas. I had to discard 5 panels and find a way to use them in area's that had shadow hides or not obvious to see....protecting the panels is their issue, and its a bitch to piece around... IF you are doing a larger room, I would order an extra case due to packaging and rubbing....

We used these in the bathroom ceiling of our motor coach after a tear out from a leak. It previously had a soft ceiling that was disgusting. Quick install. They do not look like foam. Great look and don't add weight too the coach.

I am renovating a 1910 house and the cabinets were built in. The cabinets were so nasty they had to go. After tearing them out, the upper cabinets left a lot of damage and the only way to fix it would have been to rip the whole ceiling down. I didn't want upper cabinets and there is where the problem was. I bought these and cut each panel in thirds with a box cutter. I installed them over the damage area and trimmed it out and it came out beautiful.

It was cheaply made for the price. Also I have to pay for a return that's going to cost me just about half what I paid for it ,ridiculous.

I was skeptical since these are a very lightweight Styrofoam like "panel", but they turned out to be really easy to use and looked pretty good when done! My ceiling had a lot of spots where someone in the past did a bad job of fixing it, these stuck to every part of that mess very easily. I had a hole from an old light fixture in the ceiling and I did have to cover that first with a thin piece of white cardboard because you could still see the dark hole thru these tiles (I taped a couple up first to see what they would look like). They do scratch very easily so be careful when handling them. When you cut them, make sure you have a very sharp blade or they shred.

easy to install with minimal tools. light as a feather. installed in basement directly over ugly ceiling tiles. Looks gorgeous- adhesion no problem. used adhesive caulk liberally. installed by self (70+) entire basement in 3 days. Looks perfect