Installing Faux Tin Ceiling Tiles

Consider these additions when planning for a metal ceiling installation.

Installing faux tin ceiling tiles.

Faux tin tiles from armstrong ceilings are made of mineral fiber and embossed to exhibit the flair of the 1800 s. 2 x 2 foot 4 square feet thickness. They also come in 6 patterns up to 24 patterns. Get the look of a copper ceiling in any space.

Why faux tin ceilings instead of real metal. Softer surfaces do not bounce sound off as in the case of real metal. Wooden grains effects metallic pearl velvet etc. When picking faux tiles think about the style of your home first.

Step 4 installing the tiles. Browse our online resources and educate yourself on how to put up your own decorative ceiling and then go to our store to get all of the supplies you need to make your dream ceiling a reality. Due to the materials used in decorative faux tin ceiling tiles we re able to provide a high quality look for your home at a much lower price. This video gives you a good overview of the process although we work around the light fixtures rather than taking them down it s easier.

How to install faux tin glue up ceiling tiles product information. Whether you glue nail or peel and stick your tiles to your ceiling we want you to have the confidence you need to install ceiling tiles correctly. Faux fake tin is made to look like metal and install like plastic. Faux tin ceiling tiles come in several colors and several faux metal finishes it comes down to taste and color scheme.

House counselor laurie march shows how to install faux tin tiles on a dining room ceiling. Any plain color shade. Okay now that you ve got the supplies we re on to learning how to install faux tin ceiling tiles. On the back side of your faux tin tile apply the adhesive in small dots using the flat knife.

Begin installing the tiles from the center of the room making sure that you have enough room on the sides to place at least half a tile. Faux tin tiles are made of mineral fiber and embossed to exhibit the flair of the 1800 s. Look for a style that naturally blends with your space.