Art3d 12-Pack Drop Ceiling Tiles 2x4 Ft, Decorative PVC Ceiling Covering Panels 24x48 Inch for Basement Bathroom Kitchen, Cover 96 Sq.Ft, White

They are high quality and looks amazing. I am very satisfied with the product.

These are great. They are well made, and thick enough to hold shape. They are still easy to cut with the appropriate tool. They fit perfectly, and can be put in on top the the existing ceiling tiles, to keep more insulation.

Very nice. Difficult to cut. Time consuming. Needs professional cutting tools not just standard securities. I wish they were honest about the installation to prepare accordingly. Also very light. I had to glue it on the foamy ceiling panels so it won’t shake

We have gotten so many compliments, not only on our basement renovation, but on our ceiling tiles! I was a little worried about how "flimsy/shakey" they were out of the box but they look perfect once installed. No sagging or hanging like our old ones. When it comes to fitting them to the "odd shaped" spaces; they were super easy to cut but because you end up cutting away the flat boarder that sits on the tracks, they do leave a gap. We just painted the inside of the gaps so it's not as noticeable. I would 100% buy again!

These were game changer for a very ugly old yellowing and sagging drop down ceiling... yes they are plastic and yes they are flimsy but that comes in handy depending on what you're using them for. If they were any thicker they would have been hard to install over existing old ceiling tiles (that I kept in place for fire safety and soundproofing) Definitely very expensive though. I look forward to seeing more of their designs!

Highly reccomend used for my studio. Hard to cut

Looks fantastic. I had to purchase a high speed jigsaw. Anything else splintered the product.

These are perfect for a cute decor - as long as they fit perfectly. ATTEMPTING to install the ceiling when it needed cut at all was impossible- as the ridging wouldn’t allow it to lay flat at all. I only used a few to give it some character, but had to use regular flat tile for the rest. As long as your ceiling fits the 2x4 perfectly you’ll love them. Otherwise, save yourself a frustrating headache of a project.

These look great! I installed them in my drop ceiling. Ones I didn’t have to cut fit perfectly. It took me a little bit to find a good system to cut around corners etc., but when I did they fit perfectly as well. I used a table saw with a blade for plastic and scissors. You need to notch out parts of the tile to sit flat, but it’s not hard once you do a couple and figure it out.

2 negatives: 1) they’re expensive 2) flimsy BUT they look really good. I’ve gotten a ton of compliments. We just taped the panels to the old ones since we wanted to keep the sound dampening effect. The best way to cut them was with tin snips.