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

Brilliant

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.

When I received the product I was curious how it looked when I opened it and put it up against the wall and ceiling I was very pleased with the purchase as it will transform my room into something to behold. Many thanks to seller. 🙏👍😁

They can be cut with scissors. They are very light. They can be painted. Like any tiling job plan your layout before you start. Aim for a plan that uses the most complete tiles. They need high grip adhesive. Not simple silicone. The square detail when cut right across can sag slightly in middle. They can be painted. Allow at least two coats. Paint before you fix. Done right they look good in the right space. Tiles lap onto each other at flat edges.

The product was spot on thank you

Poor quality and very flimsy for the price- each had a damaged corner. The upside of the product is that they are so flimsy that some of the dents can be squeezed out- others can be used as edging tiles. Overall, very expensive for little quality. I was left with little option, but to use what I had, as had already started the project. The cartons they came in were undamaged, but it seemed they had all been dropped on the same corner.

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

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.

Bien

I was hesitant to buy this item because I saw reviews from users saying it wouldn't stick and kept falling off. I took a chance and glued it to the ceiling with urethane adhesive. You just have to figure out how to hold it in place for about five minutes while the glue dries properly (in my case, I used a stepladder and my car's hydraulic jack). Two weeks later, it's still firmly attached. It's thin and flexible, easy to cut with scissors, and looks great. I recommend it.

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