Art3d 12-Pack Drop Ceiling Tiles 2x2 FT, Decorative Easy Install PVC Ceiling Panels for Interior Kitchen Bathroom Basement, 24x24 Inch, Antique Copper

Sorry, incomplete photo but these tiles are great and so so affordable! Why would you NOT use these if you have drop ceilings. It only adds to the insulation, super easy to put up and it makes the space look 10000% better. We have a salon and clients often look up. Let them look at something nicer than an old dusty drop ceiling! These tiles are very forgiving and easy to cut with regular scissors too. I used chalk to note where to cut. I accidentally put the different side up once but it was easy to pop out and flip over. Really love them! Since the pattern is on all 4 corners and very symmetrical that makes it easier when measuring and cutting half tiles too.

These are so beautiful and I can’t wait to install them. They are light and look simple to install. This style is my favorite and I’m happy with the quality

Absolutely great product!Easy to install, looks great on our high ceiling. 12 sheets in a box 2'x2' each, as thin as thick paper, went right over the old drop ceiling tiles. Looks great!

I have gotten so many compliments on my ceiling. The tiles look metal. They are very durable but still easy to cut with utility scissors. Love, love, love these.

Looks great on my ceiling very easy to work with

We live in a very old house and the previous owners put in a dropped tile ceiling with acoustic tile. It was so ugly and stained and we wanted to replace it easy and cheap as possible. We bought these tiles to drop in the existing grid. I bought acrylic paint at a hobby store to match these tiles and we painted the white grid first and dropped in the tiles under the existing acoustic tiles so the weight would keep them in place easily. We cut them with kitchen shears. Totally worth the finished result!!

The media could not be loaded. Beautiful, huge impact, not terribly hard to install with 2 people. Edit- this ceiling took 4 boxes, not 3 like the video says. I love how it turned out!!!!

Loved that this was easy to cut, line up, and position. I used this as a way to cover a gnarly popcorn ceiling. Liquid nails adhesive (with a caulk gun) was used to join the edges, and large staples (or finish nails) went in on the sides not joined by the glue to give a more seamless look. I did have to touch up a few small edges and gaps with white caulk, but it blends in perfectly if you use it right. Will need to add crown molding at some point to hide the small gap against the wall. Muchhhhh better to do this with 2 people….One to hold the piece while the other staples/glues. Make sure you center it perfectly in the middle of the room and work your way out lining them up perfectly. Best of luck with your project but this worked great for us to cover a yucky and hard to remove popcorn ceiling.