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Hmm, is it possible that you can just finish off the ceiling with typical drywall for the time being and perhaps add in the tin ceiling at a later time when you have the money? -
Embossed metal tile ceilings are not that expensive. Of course if you purchase the matching trims then they can become a bit higher. But I would look into that a bit more. There are some pretty inexpensive panel systems available these days. -
After I posted this I searched more on the internet and saw vinyl embossed tile that looks just like the tin tiles. The price however seemed about the same. 18.00 a square foot not including the trim that goes between each one. Is that the going price for both tin or similar or am I not looking at the right places? -
Julie, try www.vandykes.com. I've ordered furniture parts from them. They also sell ceiling tiles- the steel ones are around $45 for a 2x4, under $6/sq ft. Of course, price varies with style and finish- the steel are the cheapest. The site recommends painting the steel ones, though, so may not be the look you're going for. -
Home Depot has them for around $33 per 2x4 tile nail up type. Just search their site for metal ceiling tiles. -
Thanks all! I'll check out those places too. -
Hickory wood floor in a Bath?....I would rethink that aspect...slate or some nice granite would be far more robust or water protection. -
The kind we purchased is guaranteed to be moisture resistant and is floating kind that locks together. The area in and around the shower will be stone ( or tile if I have my way ;-) . I love that tuscan look on one of the pictures that was posted! -
Julie, you can purchase paintable wall paper with an embossed design that looks like tin. Once applied, make your first coat an oil based primer to seal the surface. Then, paint it with any acrylic colors to mimic the tins.-
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WOW! I think I LOVE that idea! How is it as far as being in a bathroom with the humidity? Any peeling problems? Any certain glue that is recommended? -
Give me a call and I will direct you to resources and share some additional tips. -
Kass...you just filled my brain with new information....that stuf is pretty trick -
Love the idea about the paintable wallpaper -- but how do you get it to adhere to a ceiling? Wouldn't the weight of it cause it to immediately fall down?
