Art3d Drop Ceiling Tiles, 24x48in. White (12-Pack), Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC), Glue DownClimatePartner certified

I wasn’t sure if these were going to work for what I wanted since these are meant for the ceiling, but it turned out better than I expected! I used some liquid nails and put these on my walls and color drenched the rooms! These added such a beautiful look to my living room and dinning room. Thinking about doing this through the house, you cannot even tell that these are ceiling tiles 😍

Super impressed with these tiles! They were incredibly easy to trim and install. I completed the project (16’ x 16’ living room ceiling) by myself easily. I recommend measuring your ceiling carefully and in several spots to make sure everything is centered. I was not super careful with measuring as I was on a time crunch but I still love the way it looks.

We’ve bought multiple boxes of these to re-do our drop ceiling in the basement.A criticism, if you have any drop boxes to do and they are not 2x2, it is harder to make these look appropriate, however, the overall look is still much better than the old thick tiles that looked rather like a white-grey Formica on our ceiling.

We needed an alternative to scraping painted over popcorn ceiling and found these. They are beautiful! Super light weight, easy to glue up and make such a statement. After caulking all of the seems and painting the panels the same color as the walls, they turned out flawless. With the grooves in them and putting the vent covers back up, it was a little tricky but we managed.

They aren't insulated but are a sturdy plastic type. I absolutely love them. Easy to install & look beautiful. Keep in mind that they are a tile with a raised design so when cutting them to fit next to the wall or wherever, they will not sit flat against the ceiling tracks. I used a bead of white silicon around the track in my ceiling to fill in the gaps & worked perfectly. Would highly recommend to anyone.

These ceiling panels look great and are light weight. The trimming can get a little tricky. Just use a large pair of scissors and a razor knife. Make sure the blade is sharp and wear cut resistant gloves when using the knife. Safety first. This project was in a spare bedroom/ office. Definitely changed the look of the room. Will definitely buy again.

If 90% of your tiles don’t need to be cut then these are great. But if you need to cut more than a few, don’t do it. They’re annoying to cut (you have to be careful or the material will crack), and don’t sit flat once cut. You can try to get them to sit flat by making odd cuts but it’ll look like crap. I’m too far in and will finish with these but if I could rewind I wouldn’t have touched them.

They look great. Pretty flimsy and hard to cut.