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

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.

Amazing product. Easy to use with a great look. Highly recommend.

My existing dining room ceiling is 8x8 tiles that get stapled to a wooden grid system. Unfortunately I couldn’t just pop out the old tiles and pop these in, but it was relatively easy using construction adhesive to hang these over the existing tiles. They’re pretty easy to cut with regular scissors. I used my dremel to cut out the area for the light fixture. I took the opportunity to replace the existing light fixture while I removed that to hang the tile. I took a piece of scrap from one of my cuts to Lowe’s to color match some paint. If there were any seams that didn’t align 100% to cover the old white ceiling tile I just dabbed some paint in the crevice to blend it. Worked pretty well. I definitely think it adds some visual interest and texture to the room. My neck and shoulders are a bit sore from working overhead, but I consider it to be an easy DIY project.

I love my tiles, I used sticky tape and put on my wall. Made a huge impact on my main wall behind my bed. Quality is great, Easy to use and shipping was quick. The color is an antique gold. Not a bright gold. But I love the love color. Great size, thickness good. I love the design and it created a pleasantness to my bedroom. Hitel quality. Plus I didn't want something that i had to fix when I change my room in a few years. Easy to remove.

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.