Art3d 2x4 ft Drop Ceiling Tiles in White, 12-Sheet Semi-Cylinder Design 3D Wall Panels for Interior Wall Decor 24x48 inch

These worked great! Originally we had tiles which kept falling, but these were easy to install and we have had no problems. They look great, they were cut easily with a utility knife or scissors during installation, and were extremely durable for the money we paid. Would highly recommend:)

I love the wood tone, lightness of the panels, and my installer thought it was easier to cut than most of the reviews had said. It was installed in my basement which is already dark but the recessed lighting with new LED bulbs brightened everything up if needed.

Originally l bought for myself but didn’t like the color my friend bought them from me and l then ordered black. Very easy to install over existing ceiling tiles. Cuts nicely and just enough bendable to slide over tiles with a dull knife at the corners. Absolutely love them!!!

If you are looking for a DIY "accent panel wall look" this is a fantastic dupe!! These are light weight and are easy to hold up on your own! I highly suggest using a nail gun or screws with a power drill to keep minimal holes in the wall. Double sided adhesive tape will NOT last or work!! Let me save you the headache, time and money!First Photo: I used 4 panels the has the arch mirror and pampas display.Second Photo: I used 8 panels.I purchased the 2x4 ft Drop Ceiling Tiles in Walnut,12-Sheet Semi-Cylinder Design 3D Wall Panels andit was the best investment hands down for staying on a budget!

Ok, so these are ceiling panels. They are designed to be flimsy and lightweight because you glue them to the existing ceiling panel and pop right back in. You can’t have anything heavy on the drop ceiling. So this makes sense. A little tricky to cut, but with a little brain power you can do it. Every client that walks in looks up, and 1 out of 3 or 4 comment on how beautiful the ceiling is. I spent about 1k on 700 square feet (estimating and I had left over). It was worth it.

Easy to cut and attach

I NEARLY kept this item. I felt like it was a decent value at around $100 and it looked nice with our flooring. The style and look was better than I expected (for plastic). My problem was that I wanted to use it as a headboard, but the hollow sections would make sounds if touched that I think would be noticeable while sleeping, so I ended up returning it. For the right application, I think this would be a great item.

We used this on rafters of half of a basement ceiling to conceal pipes and wiring; painted the rafters black on the other half without pipes and wires. We used screws (6 ea panel) to attach the panels to furring strips for easy access to pipes and wires if necessary. We’re really pleased with the ease of installation and end result.