Carreau de plafond en polystyrène collé 1,6 pi x 1,6 pi Spring Buds (Ensemble de 8)

First off, as other people have said, these tiles are like the Styrofoam plates that I grew up using. I was a little nervous about that. Make sure you use a glue that is made for adhering foam. They went up easy. Youre going to have to paint because I could see the glue through the Styrofoam after I put them up. Caulk the seams with a paintable acrylic caulk. Acrylic or latex water-based paint is recommended. I used latex. I was able to do all of the paint with a 38 nap and cover everything except the seams, which I used a brush. I went light on the first coat to get it covered and prep for the second coat. Im pretty happy with the results. I received the tiles about 24 hours ago and have been able to get my 6x10 bathroom through the first coat of paint since then. Overall, a pretty fast and easy project.

I absolutely love the ceiling tiles although I haven't had time to install them yet (been helping my daughter as I mentioned). Can't wait to get these up. I love them.

These ceiling tiles absolutely MADE our renovation fabulous. Easy to install and they look like they are original to the house

Easily and beautifully covers hideous cracked nasty ceiling is old wreck of a house! Amazing how easy this was.

Wow. This bathroom ceiling looks fancy now. Before this we paid a painter to fix the peeling paint job and it immediately peeled again (we think he used acrylic over oil). We are not handy by any means but it was fairly easy. Took us about 3 hours. We used loc-tite (as recommended) for the glue and it worked great. The hardest part was cutting the right sizes on the edge of the ceiling. But a sharp blade and my 24x 6 plastic see-through sewing ruler did the trick. We ordered 16 tiles and it worked out perfectly.