À LA MAISON CEILINGS R103 Perceptions Foam Glue-up Ceiling Tile (21.6 sq. ft./Covers), Pack of 8, Plain White

I will begin by saying, this is our second purchase of the tiles, but the first time using this design. We're currently remodeling our home and after applying the first design to our guest bathroom, we decided to try this design out for our living room and dining room. The results were amazing and application is without a doubt, super easy. It allows even a novice at remodeling to achieve professional appearance (for the most part) once the project is complete. It took us less than seven hours to complete over 500 sq feet of application (we are both limited and move a little slower when it comes to this type of work) and the finished application was amazing. We were very happy with overall appearance once the project was completed and are in love with how the new ceiling appears.Pros: 1) Easy installation; 2) Creates a professional look after installation; 3) Improves overall appearance of a room; 4) Brightens the room; 5) Requires little to no prep before application; 6) Easy to cut when needing to shorten a tile for a tight area; 7) Extremely light weight, making application easy; 8) If desired, could easily be paintedCons: 1) If you're a perfectionist, might cause a few issues because just like with any project, you will see "imperfections" in your work even if others don't

Half of the tiles in the box were damaged. Box was not damaged. Had to use them to complete the job on time. Made the job look sub par.No credit or replacements available unless I sent the damaged tiles back firstTiles are very thin and flimsy done the money.

I bought these and am not going to use them. If you have a high ceiling, these might work for you. If you do not, do not use these as they are incredibly obvious foam and very thin and very cheap.Go with PVC tiles and spend the extra, do not be me, the guy with two boxes of tiles I can't use and had to order PVC tiles after.3 stars as they are cheap and will work if you can't see them close up.

I was skeptical when I first got this product. But I figured let give it a try. Easy to handle and glue. I will give you expert advise after this install; use fine sand paper and clear off the jagged edges. They are minuscule but it is just enough to not make a perfect seal. If I had done from beginning I probably wouldn’t of had to use caulk. After painting ceiling was magnificent. Be careful not to touch ceiling with anything hard. They will damage easily.

Very easy to use. They are thin and this made them easy to cut with a fresh razor.

I got two packs of these tiles for my bathroom ceiling that was in pretty rough shape. I covered it with Killz first just to really prep the surface and they stick perfectly. I was a good full days project with sizing and them caulking the cracks but it have totally revamped my bathroom. As mentioned by another reviewer these are legit thin Styrofoam so they can snap easily if you step on one if they are on the ground. So I could agree that they should be a little less expensive but I also think that the lightweight-ness off the Styrofoam makes it so that they stay on the ceiling with ease. All in all I would recommend these and they really do look amazing after all put up and finished.

Ok so this is ridiculous. Lol it’s foam ladies and gentleman. A thin freakin piece of foam! It’s thinner than a to-go container. It will work if u paint it n stick it on the ceiling and don’t tell anyone what it’s made of. But U will always know that u have a paper thin crappy to go container stuck on the ceiling. Lol lol lol. Although it’s RUDICULOYSLY over priced I may just keep it, only cuz I’m lazy for returns and like I said after I paint it n make it look decent it will work and no one will be the wiser. But it should cost $5. Not $39 CRAZY !!!!!! Not sure how the seller can go to sleep at night knowing he or she is making 5000% profit on this. Lol. I should hook up with them n go Hal dies and make a small fortune alongside them. (Except I have a conscience and could never do that to innocent people.) buyer be ware. Not a bad concept but it’s overpriced by almost the whole amount charged. It probably cost the $1 or $1.50 for the box. Lol. I feel like a stupid sucker. But oh well. U win some , u lose some. Good luck all!!!! Ps. Try not to sneeze when you’re near it or it will tear n break. Hahhhh

I assume from the tight packaging some get pressed and grow. We left them out for 2 days but they retained their size. Some edges were bunged up also. The glue they recommend doesnt stick quickly so you have to hold it quite a while or keep going back to restick it. It was for a small 4 by 6 bath so not a big deal but I will not recommend it. I have done construction for 50 years and have put up tin panels before but these are styrofoam and not worth the money.