Art3d 12-Pack Square Drop Ceiling Tile 2ft x 2ft in White, PVC Ceiling Panel 24 x 24in. - Compatible with 15/16" Drop Ceiling Grid System

Easy to install, glues to any surface and it's an instant upgrade. Anything from this company will look gorgeous. These are meant to be used on the ceiling the other way around but I loved the coffering effect on my boring drywall.

Thes fit perfect, are easy enough to cut with scissors. I was worried about the edges when you have to cut with the ridges. I thought there would be gaps that I wouldn’t like. It looks just fine! Used my old pieces as templates, cutting the wholes for the canned lights was also a simple thing. A one person job which made it nice as well! Totally elevates the look of the room! These bend just enough to fit into the existing grid. I feel that they are a good quality. I know they are paintable but I left them white.

We were looking for a solution for an outdoor patio ceiling and came across the Art3d tiles. There were a few styles to choose from, and they look much better than the plain flat tiles we thought we'd have to settle for. They were very easy to work with. Each block in the ceiling track was a little different, so each had to be trimmed slightly. Super easy to trim with heavy scissors. They are sort of a plastic material, so the weather is not a problem. As a side note, we ordered them in the late fall trying to get a jump on planning our spring renovations. Unfortunately we had an issue with one box of tiles when we opened them, and we knew our Amazon return window had closed. I took a chance and wrote to Art3d to explain, and sent a few pictures of the problem. They got back to us the very next day and offered to replace the tiles. Our project is finally finished and we couldn't be more pleased with the results! Definitely worth every penny!

It is easy to install. Give a great finish and clean look.

We re-did our entire basement ceiling with these (except where we put in lights) and it looks fantastic. It's a huge upgrade from the old acoustic tiles from the 80s. They cut reasonably well and were easy to install.