Our new house came complete with popcorn ceilings in every room. We were looking for an inexpensive way to update the ceilings. When we removed the soffits from the cabinets, it left big holes in the ceiling. It would have been very expensive to patch the holes, scrape the popcorn, skim coat and paint the ceiling. The solution? We found these glue up styrofoam tiles .They glued right up, were easy to cut with an exacto knife and added architectural interest to the ceiling. The product cost us around $400 for the kitchen. We get a ton of compliments. You can read more details of our kitchen makeover on our blog.
Popcorn Ceiling Makeover- Low Budget, Big Impact
2 Materials
$400
2 Days
Easy
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After Kitchen Makeover with glue up ceiling tiles
Kitchen before we removed the soffits.
Kitchen after we removed the soffits with a big hole in the ceiling.
Installing the right on top of the popcorn ceiling.
After the kitchen makeover.
Another photo of the completed ceiling.
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Very worried, as in UK we are taking down Polystyrene Ceiling Tiles as they are a Fire Hazzard! They melt and give off killer Gas!
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They also drip plastic if there is a fire. Yes they have been banned in UK for years.
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I have to say....You are very talented,
I love the tiles, colors everything. I have been struggling with my sanded ceiling. My place has a similar layout.
thank you for the inspiration.
Are these tiles heat proff in need to put them above my wood stove
what kind of glue do you use