Art3d 12-Pack Drop Ceiling Tiles Glue up Plastic Acoustic Black Ceiling Panels 605mm x 605mm - Fit in 600mm x 600mm Cover 48 Sq.ft

Looks great up, very pleased.

I read comments on the best installation being over lapping and that reviewer is an absolute hero. These are easy to cut and install. The whole process for a 4m x 4m room took about 4 hours. It adds a bit of decadence to an otherwise common ceiling. If you are going to add coving I do recommend leaving an inch at the edges to fix the coving to for extra strength.They are a bit pricy though, but you can't argue with the results.

These things are so easy to put up it's amazing. They are also relatively cheap. Minimum skill needed, from my perspective. Makes a boring ceiling look interesting, artistic and fashionable. Did my bathroom using these. Together with mosaic glass tiles, it turned an old decerped bathroom into a showpiece

Delivery was in good time and condition. Brought loads of transformation to my dining room. The sheets are easy to cut using the right tools.(I found using a pair of scissors). Cutting round holes on the sheets to make space for my lamp holders was a bit tricky. Here I used the combination of a cutting knife and pair of scissors. Knowing the right type of adhesive to use is very key to a good finish. I initially used a spray contact adhesive and it was disappointing. I watched a few YouTube videos, I then settled for any instant “Grab Adhesive” and the job came out perfect. I would like to suggest that a more detailed explanation of how to install be enclosed in the pack.

These tiles are stunning thank you

Quick and easy application

The tiles are lovely but difficult to put up. They are light but because they're big, handling is awkward. There will be little gaps, no matter how much precision measuring you do! To overcome this, we used black 10mm masking tape which worked perfectly to cover the gaps once dry. All bought on Amazon.

I love the transformation these give, however they are incredibly lightweight, so I put the ceiling tiles which were in the grid before above these to hold them down (and improve the sound proof /fire protection quality to the ceiling). (The light in the photo is not complete)