Do make sure they they are accepted by Landlord if you live in Rented before installing them. Some (in UK) are not acceptable as considered a hazard(Toxic smoke when they melt ) if you have a fire in the building. Best wishes.
If you wish to paint them, dust and vacuum them first, if they are sturdy enough. Then roller paint them with a water-based paint. Clean the grid they fit into also. Best wishes!
The adhesive on the tiles is only holding temporarily then they start to peel. I need a permanent glue/adhesive solution. Thanks for any help I can get. PLEASE HELP.
So im buying and remodeling a 100yr old farm house but it has ceiling tiles in the living room that are tinted yellow from cig smoke. They are wood fiber tongue and g...
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Here's the scoop. I bought a 1950's cape cod and the attic was finished into 2 bedrooms. They used those fiberboard ceiling tiles stapled to slats but didn't put an...
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Hey Lana, I used them to cover up a really ugly ceiling a couple of years ago and I loved working with them. They're so light and easy!
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/floors-ceilings/covering-up-a-very-ugly-ceiling-with-styrofoam-ceiling-tiles-29254181
Covering up a Very Ugly Ceiling With Styrofoam Ceiling Tiles
Hi there,
Do make sure they they are accepted by Landlord if you live in Rented before installing them. Some (in UK) are not acceptable as considered a hazard(Toxic smoke when they melt ) if you have a fire in the building. Best wishes.
If you wish to paint them, dust and vacuum them first, if they are sturdy enough. Then roller paint them with a water-based paint. Clean the grid they fit into also. Best wishes!
I've seen a great video here on "Home", and have seen them on google. Easy to put up I think.