Art3d 12 stuks, 4.5㎡, Decoratieve Plafondtegel 61×61 cm, Opgeschort Plafondtegel,3d Wandpaneel, Wit Patroon

Es plástico muy fácil de pintar en otros colores sí lo necesitas, lo puedes incluso pegar por polímero u adesivo al techo, o paredes.Lo unico por poner un pero el precio es bastante caro a diferencia de otros paneles en decoración como son el corcho 3D que su precio, aunque no es el mismo material son muchísimo más baratos.

These tiles were not suitable for what we needed.

I don't know where some of the negative reviews for this product are coming from.First, the tiles arrived very well packaged. They had protectors around the corners, everything was wrapped well in plastic, and they were placed in a solid box that said exactly what it was with instructions.Second, we used great glue that we applied through a caulk gun. Following instructions that we found on eBay that we had used for previous installations of other ceiling tiles, we liberally applied the glue in spots on the back of the tiles that would touch the ceiling, put them up, and held them for several minutes until the glue sufficiently held the tiles in place. In one spot where the tiles went over a bad, raised patch spot, we used a few white panel nails to ensure the tile held.Third, they look fantastic.The previous tiles we purchased from Home Depot and used were almost $100 for 8 2'x2' tiles. These were $60 for 12 2'x2' tiles. Thus, we are looking at 2.5x higher costs for those Home Depot ones. When you are talking about even an averaged sized room, that will be HUGE. We couldn't tell much of a quality difference. The main difference was the raised 3D pattern on these meant that we had to be more careful w/ where the glue went and how we pushed them up. We will still buy the more expensive Home Depot ones for other rooms where we want that pattern, but I will definitely buy more of these to finish what we started and do other rooms.

These turned out beautiful, but they do require a lot of extra steps if not using in a traditional hung ceiling. I had to use decorative brad nails in the center and furring strips around the perimeter of each tile to provide the necessary support. If you can support each tile while the adhesive cures, then you may be able to skip this step. These probably work well in a traditional hung ceiling.

Great new concept for drop ceiling’s! This sure brings us into modern looks. We also noticed the temp in the room from the open ceiling space is much cooler than the old style cork board type drop ceiling tiles. Well worth spending a little extra & my husband found them easy to work with!