A La Maison Ceilings R24 Line Art Foam Glue-up Ceiling Tile (256 sq. ft./Case), Pack of 96, Plain White

These tiles were thin, but they worked perfectly. My house is very old, so some of the ceiling have a lot of imperfections. These tiles covered them without any problems. They were very easy to install and gave the room a beautiful new look.I definitely recommend them.

My house is built on clay, so it moves like it has a life of it's own. It's cost prohibitive to stabilize it so I have been making it more movement friendly. I installed Armstrong Woodhaven shiplap panels in one bedroom. It was a horrible pain in the...well, you catch my drift. I installed these panels in my living room. I purchased the pre-painted ultra pure white. Totally worth the extra expense. I used Loctite Powergrab Heavy Duty to adhere them to the ceiling. It took 8 tubes. My room is 13 X 18 and I used every single one of the pack of 96. There were 16 trimmed panels left over.I think it looks great. I'm on the fence about caulking all of it but may touch it up in a couple places. I will be adding crown molding just to finish it off. It was super easy to install. It took me almost a day and a half, compared to the week or so for the Woodhaven. I was considering Woodhaven for my kitchen but I'm going to use these.

I really wanted these to work! Was an upgrade, look great BUT.....nope.Tried the adhesive they recommended. Fell off the popcorn ceiling (unpainted) within a day.Scraped ceiling completely. Same glue with recommended pattern. Fell off within hours.Tried spray adhesive with a heavy coat. (Melted one getting too close) They lasted 2 or 3 days before they fell off again. Contacted them directly and they didn't have any other suggestions.Over promise, under deliver. Do not look for the cheap easy upgrade with these. Spend more and get the nail up.

They are wafer thin and fragile, however it really works well and looks wonderful, My wife apologized for yelling at me for ordering them.It's way better than a good paint job .Get a cordless caulking gun it makes the job move along much faster. I staggered my ceiling tiles, looks way better than the straight run and easier to hide errors.

I was so nervous about these! Then they came and I was even more nervous! The look like thin foam plates from a bbq, BUT once they are painted with flat white and on the ceiling they are GORGEOUS!!! They are so easy to install. Our ceiling had some old ugly wallpaper on it. We put these up and it transformed our dining room into absolute elegance! Everyone who sees it thinks it is expensive plaster work. We are getting these in every room of the house because they are such and cheap way to elevate a room. BUY THESE! YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT!

The look great when on the ceiling, up close not so much. Unless you at 7 foot tall and staring at the ceiling tiles, they look great on the ceiling. If you look up close, yes they are made of styrofoam. Once mounted on the ceiling, you can not tell. I did not paint them. There is a slight sheen, when light is on them. Hardly noticeable. Had to use tile mastic to get them to properly adhere on popcorn ceiling. Bought one box for hall way and then 4 more boxes for the rest of my house. The price changes drastically, so be patient and you will find them for about 1/2 price of list.

The media could not be loaded.  I do like these tiles. And I like the pattern. I tried to choose one of the least expensive tiles because I have a lot of area to cover. I will say that I have used regular inexpensive caulk to put these up on the ceiling. Couple of suggestions : these dent very easily so when putting it up be very careful not to press too hard into the tile or you will create a dent trust me I’ve done this many times. Also make sure that the very tips of the corners of the tile have adhesive on them because they could start coming down on the corners. I had a professional do my living room which I showed the video of and there are three different sections where the corners of the tiles are coming down. I won’t bother to call the person back because I can certainly put a little bit of caulk in each one of those sections and it’ll be fine. The other thing is a bead of caulk needs to be put in every seam where two tiles but up against each other. And you will also be able to see little dark spots which happened to be the adhesive on the other side of the tile that’s adhered to your ceiling. These tiles are really not meant to just stay the way they are they are meant to be painted. I made the mistake of painting my bathroom ceiling tiles with two coats of ceiling white paint from Behr and still I could see some spots. A man at Home Depot paint department said I really need to put something like Kilz or a primer on these tiles first and then paint them and then I did that and it worked.

These came unpainted our mistake! But we painted them and put them up and they look terrific!Definitely would buy again. Easy to installed on ceiling!

Missing 138 pieces!!!

First off, let me start by saying yes this material is basically the same thickness and feeling as a styrofoam takeout container. However, you don’t want a heavy material hanging from your ceiling. You want something that is lightweight to prevent it from falling down. With that being said, I love how it’s thin, about 1/8”, and very easy to make cuts so it can fit in tighter places. I would recommend this product 110%! Some pieces did come damaged, but I took that into account when ordering (as you should with everything) and I have no regrets. We used LePage 300 for the adhesive and a DAP Flex Plus paintable caulking to clean up the seams between each sheet.

These tiles are amazing. I was hesitant to purchase from some shady reviews but they came undamaged and so easy to install. Above is before and after photos. I had wood inserts in the ceiling and they covered perfectly. I painted before installation and did need 2 coats for good coverage. Used pl 300 foam board adhesive in a caulking tube. They are like the foam plate styrofoam but that doesn’t matter to me because they worked beautifully. Couldn’t be happier!

I used instant grab. Then foam adhesive. Then lepage quick grab. The tiles were shipped arched from the heat shrink wrap. Corners refuse to stay stuck. Tile continuously curls most to all tiles have fallen. There are now curling and beginning to fall again. The surface underneath is perfectly smooth. 12x12 fibre tiles with primer. There is no reason for this other than the me work from the curling will not go away. Complete waste of 3 hours and excess of 70 dollars of glue as well as the cost of the tiles

easy to use if you follow instructions