Ceilume 12 pc Stratford Ultra-Thin Feather-Light 2x4 Lay in Ceiling Tiles - for Use in 1" T-Bar Ceiling Grid - Drop Ceiling Tiles (12 Tiles, White)

These tiles are a great option for suspended ceilings. Nice design and provides an elegant, sleek finish to the ceiling. Super lightweight, but was still able to easily install puck lights into them. I replaced these into a 40-yr old grid system that used 2x4 panels. This worked fine, just had to repaint the old grid to match bright white of the new tiles. Bonus: The shape of the 2x4 tiles are designed to have a center "grid" impression which blends well with actual grid making it very hard to determine if the tiles were 2x2 or 2x4. Highly recommend these, especially in a basement like mine as the material will not hold moisture in a humid area, unlike the previous generation of ceiling tiles which were porous. Musty basement smell is gone! Great product.

I was looking to replace the drop ceiling tiles in the basement family room of the 35 year old house I bough, because the old fiberboard tiles were dirty and sagging and had water stains in one spot where there must have been a leak upstairs. When I started shopping for replacement tiles, these Stratford tiles were at the top of the list because (a) they were inexpensive and (b) the decorative treatment was concave, and so would make a nice edge. I was VERY concerned about the light weight. I read some of the reviews, and some folks were expressing dis-satisfaction: sound transmission, a breeze from the front door literally raising the tiles and one person said you could even see through them. Because of these concerns, I decided to buy ONE BOX of these tiles, and put them in my home office - a small 12x12 room adjacent to the family room that shared the same floor and ceiling treatment. I got them last night. It took only 1 hour for me to take down the old dusty fiberboard tiles (cough, cough), TRACE them onto the backs of the new Ceilume tiles, and cut them with scissors. Boom. Done. It looks absolutely fantastic. A super clean, decorative, brand-new look for $100 and 1 hours work? Unbeatable. No issues with light-ness (I was concerned they would sag), and no issues with sound quality. After 10 minutes admiring the new look, I got back online and bought 8 more boxes for the remainder of the basement. I don't normally write product reviews, but in this case - because the concerns I was worried about simply did not materialize.. I felt compelled to share.

We purchased these for our basement and installed them about a week ago. They’re super thin and extremely flimsy. They weren’t too bad to install, but the quality is awful. After a week, they’re already starting to bow and sag. We purchased two boxes and now we’re out a lot of money. They’re severely over-priced for what they are. Honestly, they feel like the plastic from water bottles, perhaps flimsier. Do they look great? And are they as detailed and as prestine as the picture suggests? Yes. Are they likely to sag and fall out of the grid like they are at my house? Most certainly. They’re a bit smaller than the regular size so cutting to shape is impossible. We think the tape might help, but again, for the price it’s absurd. If you’re looking for good value, it’s not here. These should maybe (maybe!) be a quarter of the price they charge.

Cons: expensive for the material - these are described as feather light, and they are. As you can see in one photo they are basically thin, bendable plastic. 2. Only 12 in a box and can’t purchase individual tiles, I needed 26 tiles so I had to buy an entire box of 12 for those extra 2 I needed. Pros: the finished product looks great. It gives the room an incredible facelift for half the price of other tiles I researched. 2. Easy to cut. Literally cut with scissors. 3. Relatively easy to install. I took the advice of others and put these under the existing tiles. That really seems to be the best installation option. I had one broken tile that I took down so it only has the new tile and it blew around with my window open and a breeze blew in. I suggest having something to weigh and anchor it down. I would recommend these products. It seems expensive when you open the box and see how flimsy these are but once they are installed I can’t help but be impressed with how they look.

100 percent happy with the ceiling tiles. I actually ordered twice, once for my bathroom and once for a spare room. Was a little hesitant after reading a few reviews. They came in perfect condition and they were easy to install. Changed the entire look of both rooms. Had to cut a bunch because of the size of the rooms but it was easy. I highly recommend.

These tiles look really nice, but they're a huge pain to install. They're too thin, and if you need to cut them, the beveled parts sitting on the beams flatten out and the middle of the square sags- the material's weakness makes it very difficult to align the cut pieces properly. I put a pic of the sag, its noticeable. Going to try to put a piece of foam in the recessed center to hold up. Also, they have a sheen that made them look plastic. I painted with Kilz, big improvement. The drop ceiling was supposed to be a shortcut, but TBH, the Armstrong staple up ceilings are easier to install.

This product arrived in perfect condition with no damaged corners. Very light weight and very attractive. Compared to other types of ceilings all were more expensive. Waterproof, won’t stain like other materials. Recommend

We like the finished result! Classy look for a drop ceiling . Definitely a great solution for replacing the pressed panels. Would suggest investing in sound insulation since they do not absorb sound. Do check your packages for damage as company asks you to do. We did have 3 out of 24 with slight edge cracks—not from shipping since there was no debris in box. In our case we were able to use on trimmed end of room.