Unfortunately, I ordered these ceiling tiles early in the process of a renovation and now it is too late to return them. I should have returned them immediately because the edges were damaged from poor packaging (protected the flat surfaces with plywood, but not on the edges... see phots). As it turns out, the ceiling was the last part of the job the contractor worked on, and we have just now discovered that the "supposed" 2'x4' tiles do NOT fit in the standard drop ceiling grid. While the item is advertised as "2'x4' tin-plated steel tile", they are actually 1/2" longer in each dimension. Now I am out $180. AND have to pay more to get standard tiles from another source. This is too bad, because I like the pattern and overall look of the tiles. Too late for me, but lessons to be learned: 1. Even though the TITLE of the product says 2' x 4' tiles, always read the fine print...it does say 24-1/2" x 48-1/2" in the specs. I had not realized this would create such a problem for installation. 2. Always open and inspect a product for damage or other problems immediately so that you can return it before the 30 day return limit passes. Hope this is helpful.

Almost everyone who walks into our renovated kitchen remarks how great these look. They catch the light in a way we didn't expect and really play off of our chrome fixtures.

awesome