Art3d Drop Ceiling Tiles, Glue up Ceiling Tiles, 2'x2' Plastic Sheet in Antique Copper (12-Pack, 48 Sq.ft)

I love them. I put them up with outdoor command strips on our master bathroom ceiling. We went ti a bath house and their rooms looked similar to this. Its very industrial medieval. Great choice!

Installation was easy. Cutting...not so much. I think there is improvements to be made with the material mixture to lessen the ability to crack when cutting. Especially cutting through the heavy profiled areas with scissors. There is a bit of a learning curve with this. Overall, great product and looks amazing. I would definitely purchase again.

Love the look. I’ll be adding the crown molding soon :)

This is such a great idea for covering up ugly acoustic tiles in a basement drop ceiling grid! My only caveat---and I wish I had realized this before I started---is that these tiles are HEAVILY textured/dimensional. This is a problem when working with the metal grid of the drop ceiling. The tile will not lay flat in the grid after you make your cuts(I used regular household scissors).Since I started in the middle, I didn't realize that the texture was going to be an issue until got to the edges. In hindsight, I would have returned the tiles had I realized this, and gone with another idea.I made it work the best I could. There was a tricky cut around a smoke detector, and I have yet to cut the last piece, which goes around a flush mount light fixture.The ceiling looks good except for the edges. I will have to add some trim molding to hide the worst of the cut edges. I will update with a photo after I put the last piece in around the light fixture.***update: I put the last tile up around the light fixture, and added photos. This required meticulous measurements, and tedious trimming, but I was able to get it right on my first attempt without ruining the tile, or having to take the light fixture down.

These are an am A-mazing way to turn a room into WOW! I Re-organized my whole laundry room and took out most of the crap painted the walls added baskets, put up the new light, (which I don’t recommend) However, the ceiling was not so nice…… until I added the tiles (myself)! I used a gallon of mastic from Lowe’s and then I caulked around it, which makes it look finished.Definitely add these to your house. They look amazing.

Beautiful, lightweight, and exactly what we needed to spruce up our space!!!

No instructions included and after putting them on my bathroom ceiling I am pretty sure the sides should have been overlapped to give it a seamless design. I do love the color and design of the product. It wasn't too difficult to put them up. They're lightweight but can be difficult to cut straight due to the 3D design of the product, make sure you have appropriate scissors.

Love these!!! I’m covering a deeply textured popcorn ceiling and I honestly don’t have the time or energy to scrape off all the popcorn. I paired this with Loctite adhesive and it was fabulous!