First I've never heard of styrofoam ceiling tiles but ok . I would recommend some glue if you don't want to screw them they make a awesome aerosol spray glue called Trim-tec 847 spray adhesive it's easy to use just spray both the tiles and the ceiling and give a minute to tack up and then just press together making sure everything makes contact . But also if they are a little heavy you may want to use power grab it holds up better than the spray adhesive. Power grab comes in a tube like calking and only takes a few minutes to set up and it holds alot better if the tiles are heavy and you can get either one at your local Lowe's or Home Depot or probably any kind of hardware store. Hope this helps!!
We are renovating our 1960's foursquare style home. I want to have a tin/copper tile ceiling in the bathroom and decorative vinyl ceiling tiles in the living room. Th...
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First I've never heard of styrofoam ceiling tiles but ok . I would recommend some glue if you don't want to screw them they make a awesome aerosol spray glue called Trim-tec 847 spray adhesive it's easy to use just spray both the tiles and the ceiling and give a minute to tack up and then just press together making sure everything makes contact . But also if they are a little heavy you may want to use power grab it holds up better than the spray adhesive. Power grab comes in a tube like calking and only takes a few minutes to set up and it holds alot better if the tiles are heavy and you can get either one at your local Lowe's or Home Depot or probably any kind of hardware store. Hope this helps!!
Hi Corey, Here's a video that may help! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mlt8dKlBvBg
Good luck!