Bubbles 1.6 ft. x 1.6 ft. Glue Up Foam Ceiling Tile in Antique Green

These tiles add a great visual element to a bland ceiling. Loved the color choices. Just finished installing 43 tiles to my media room ceiling. Some useful tips: 1. They are nominally 20" square, but actually are 19-1/2" square. 2. They are at best 1/4" thick. Probably more like 1/8" of foam and the rest is the height of molded bumps or patterns. 3. Being so thin, they won't make a big difference in acoustics in the room. 4. Each tile is strong enough to hold and install. None were broken on arrival or broke during installation. 5. Installation went easy and well with the recommended Henry's 227 adhesive. I used a 1-1/2" putty knife and put 9 dolops on each tile. Each tile stuck to the ceiling instantly but I could still move them into position. None ever fell off, but some corners had to be repressed onto the ceiling 10 minutes after they were applied. One gallon of adhesive would probably cover 90 tiles easiliy, as I have lots left over. 6. I had to caulk every joint, as they don't fit totally square to each other. Luckily, I had "Brown" cauck that worked well with the bronze color. I would not hesitate to use this product again.

These are a nice product but would rate 5 if tile had some protection on top so would not crush and wrinkle top pieces.

I think I already reviewed this but will repeat my pleasure at your product. This is the third order I have made ... two many years ago, which is why I ordered this last one for our motorhome

These glue up tiles were the perfect solution for my attached one car garage that had a really bad unpainted drywall ceiling for the past 45 years. Snapping a few chalk lines made installation quick and easy. Because the ceiling was so uneven in spots a few of my lines got wonky but I was able to compensate by slightly adjusting a few tiles as I go. Now I just need to use a little white silicone caulk in a few spots and the ceiling will be the best man cave in the neighborhood!!

I LOVE the look of my ceiling tiles in my small enclosed porch off of my Master Bedroom! The "vines" on them add to the porch feeling and the vining fabric on the wicker cushions and curtains. plus they help insulate. Great service as well.

Used the Styrofoam tile for the ceiling in my new sunroom. Painted and glued them as directed, easy to work with. Looks so good my guest cannot tell it's Styrofoam. I'm going to do a room with it.

Got the results I was looking for in covering the unevenness of existing bead board ceiling in our outdoor gazebo that once held a hot tub. I like the uniformity of each styrofoam panel and ease of use. Takes latex paint very well with one coat. Found it best to brush paint the seams first and follow with the roller. I couldn't have electrical in ceiling before, because of hot tub rules, but now I was able to run electrical and make ready for a flush mount fan that's on its way. Very satisfied with my simple but efficient new ceiling.

It looks amazing. Everyone is impressed that it is actually foam. After painting it looks fabulous!

This is our second time buying and highly recommend getting them pre-painted as we did. Saved a lot of time. Product looks great on ceiling.

Although I was expecting the styrofoam to be thicker, now that I have started painting them, I am so excited to put these tiles up! Painting will be a challenge too. I’ve experimented and found that applying a primer first (I’m using Minwax Polycrylic) is necessary due to soaking into the nooks and crannies. I’m spraying with a HVLP sprayer for the primer and then base coat. Then, I will hand paint my 2nd color and finish with glossy Minwax again. I’m doing a patina effect. It will be spectacular! We put one up and it looks just like an old tile.