La Scala-Faux Tin Ceiling Tile - Antique Gold

I am pretty in love with these tiles. In fact, once I saw them in place, I’ve been inspired to redesign every element of the room around them. Sensuous jade drapes, two new chinoiserie chandeliers, filigree gilded sconces, it’s go big or go home. Or I guess it’s both? Anyway. Installation wasn’t too bad once I got the right glue (digging the Loctite power grab all-purpose). My first attempt was with a different, clear gel glue that smelled bad and it took much longer to set, so I had to stand there holding the tile forever, and eventually they all fell, one of them binding directly to my sleeping dog’s head. Sorry, Luther!Instant Grab was pretty much as good as its name though; you just run your finger all along the edge of the tile to set it, and then if you need to adjust, you still have a few minutes to reposition. But even if you step away immediately after placing them, the panels won’t fall.Cutting them wasn’t perfectly easy, but it could’ve been my scissors are not that sharp. I wondered if a very sharp ox cutter might be a better way to go. In a couple of cases, a tile cracked during the cutting, but I was able to glue them closed again and I don’t think the faultlines are visible.The place I bought requires an extensive remodel, ideally in a certain sequence. Eventually, when structural stuff gets worked out, I would like to do my ceiling with real tin. But right now, covering that ugly peppered acoustic tile felt urgent, and I’m pretty thrilled with the effect.

Tiles came perfectly packaged - Took 1 day to install. Used loctite power grip to get the tiles on ceiling. Super easy. My tip - put power grip in the middle flat area of tiles and not corners and let them overlap next to each-other.

I purchase these for my walk in closet. Had a hole in the ceiling looking for a cover up as I scroll through Amazon. I found these and they are simply amazing. The only complaint is I wasnt able to purchase single ones after I used what came in the box I only needed a few more but instead I had to purchase a whole box. They were easy to install. I installed with loc clue and use electrical scissor to cut to fit.

I added before and after photos to show how dramatic and amazing this transformation was, all due to decorative faux tin ceiling tiles!Only complaint is that because the product is actually plastic, it's very hard to cut without the plastic breaking apart. Otherwise, very easy to install using the glue method.

I decorated my stairwell wall with these beautiful tiles, and I love the results! It looks so elegant and expensive, but only took a weekend to do.