Art3d PVC Ceiling Tiles, 3D Plastic Sheet in White, 2 × 4 ft, 12-Pack

SO simple to install. All you need is a large pair of scissors that are sharp and cutting is easy. Ignore reviews that complain about difficulty. I'm a DIYer and these panels are amazing for use as a wainscotting. I secured mine by framing with MDF planks and a brad nailer. Once the planks were cut, the assembly took minutes. Measure and plan ahead to see if these will work for your project. Precalculate how you will solve any special cuts or fittings. I didn't paint them to keep as maintenance free as possible, instead I color matched with Behr paint. I highly recommend these panels. They will instantly add a high-end elegance to your room. EASY to cut and install!!!!

These look amazing- easy to cut, they lay flat and gives the ceiling nice dimension. It was simple to apply and by far a money saver.

These Art3d PVC Ceiling Tiles completely transformed my space! The 2'x2' panels are lightweight, easy to cut, and simple to install. The white finish looks clean and elegant, and the material is durable and easy to wipe down. I used them to create a statement wall in my bedroom of a new build home, and the difference is amazing. Great quality and value for a 12-pack — highly recommend!

I bought about $600 worth and I cant use them. Product is great but house is not even close to square so they dont look rt.

I watched multiple videos on how to glue PVC ceiling tiles and tried multiple methods. It came out looking like the pictures, showing where it was glued in the center flat area of each tile. Every drop of glue is visible because they're so incredibly thin. I would not recommend putting any glue at all in the center area. I had to spend more money on more tiles and I'll try to glue them to the existing tiles only around the edges in hopes that the middle won't look so horribly lumpy. I like the overall look of the tiles, but for this price you're getting virtually paper thin sheets of plastic that will show everything under them. Maybe it'll work out better using spray glue on a super smooth ceiling or adding them to a drop ceiling grid. Otherwise be prepared for the lumps and sags. These should be double the thickness to look smooth once glued.

I redid a ceiling in a kitchen where the ceiling had been damaged by water and there was a hole for an exhaust fan. Easy to work with easy to cut.

The tile completely changed the look of the old courthouse. The before and after pictures show how they changed tge atmosphere of tge courthouse.

I used this on a wall, instead of Bead Board. It's Beautiful looking, but hard to cut & glue. Pros: * Looks gorgeous. * Light weight means easy to move around. * Covers a ton of wall space quick & easy. * I painted over the edges only, & the color match to my bathroom white woodwork paint was perfect. * Hides a TON of flaws, if your walls aren't perfect. (Sand down the bumps first, though). * Flexible for easier positioning in hard to fit areas. * Scratch resistant. Despite trying to cut it with a Razo knife, it skidded right off, & no marks showed after. * Nothing sticks to it. I calked around it, getting some calk, & later paint on it. Both just scraped right off once dry. * Super washable. PVC is unlikely to hold anything on it, & a quick wipe should get rid of any dirt or spills. Cons: * Very hard to cut. Exacto Knife skidded right off it. Household shears were unmanageable. I had to go to Tin Snips, which cut through easily, but only 1 inch at a snip, & it left a bumpy & ragged edge. * Those Sharp, Ragged edges are a cutting / snagging issue for hands & clothing, & look awful. * It's hollow, so if you end on a half panel, you're gonna have to deal with big holes at the ends of the ridges. (I filled mine with calk, then painted, but it's not a great looking finish.) * Very hard to secure to a wall with calking/glue. It holds it in place - if you have a baseboard to tuck it into, but without the boards at the top & bottom like I used, I doubt it would still be on the wall. When I push on it, I can hear the calk moving behind it. (Also, the calk/glue just rolled off it with my finger, when I was doing cleanup, so it's not really stuck on the PVC - front or back.) * I think you might be able to tack it down with brad nails, but I doubt you'd like the look of it. I wasn't willing to risk it, once I realized the paint just rolled off with my finger in cleanup. I suspect it would leave divots, too, so I would not plan on using nails, unless you intend to cover them with wood to hide them. * Manufacturer says they can be painted, or glued, but neglect to mention what Glue or Paint will stick to it. My experience with it says glue and Paint Do not stick to it. Both just rolled right off with my fingers in cleanup - After drying. Will the paint stick, sure. Will it stay there if you bump it - I highly doubt it. Tips: * Use a baseboard & top rail, to hold them onto the wall, & calk/glue just to seal it to the wall. * Use a plastic putty knife to clean excess calk or paint off edges. (Or a Credit card, too.) * Someone else suggested using a hair dryer to soften it, & THAT was a Great Tip! It not only made it softer to cut, but also aided in smoothing out some of the ragged & bumpy edges from cuts. I used a metal Putty knife to smooth it, while using the hair dryer to soften it. Not a perfect edge, but way better than the mess I started with. Overall: This was a good solution to my small bathroom's wall imperfections, & I'm happy to have found it. That said, it was a pain to install, & I would not use it on a high traffic area wall, unless I had boards going all around it on all 4 sides. There's no running or roughhousing going on in my tiny bathroom, so no danger of people bumping it.

Pedí 3 paquetes y todos vienen rotos.

L'effetto è soddisfacente, ma le piastrelle sono troppo sottili, il montaggio non è facilissimo. alcune non combaciano perfettamente, ho dovuto rifinirle con bordi in legno e altri accessori per abbellirle e coprire i difetti di fabbricazione

Très belles tuiles de très bonne qualité

halfway through putting these up and so far so good. They are very thin and light, as they'd need to be and are going up quite well. However, as they are thin, they can distort a little so the joints are not 100%. I believe there is a joint strip that can be stuck on (self sticking) that I will find, just to finish off neatly. They look good without being painted if you want white. For a large high ceiling they work very well. I used a cheap Toolfix adhesive.

Perfect upgrade for my basement ceiling! They fit perfectly and look stylish. No more foam forr me! A bit pricey, but it seems these things just are, for any kind of quality, so they aren't over priced :) Nice white, smooth finish. 10/10