Stratford 2x2 Drop Ceiling Tiles - Waterproof, Washable, Fire-Rated PVC - Feather-Light, No Sag - Lay-in for 1" T-Bar Grid - 12-Pack, Black, Covers 48 Sq Ft

I was a little nervous when the box came because they are very thin and flimsy and thought no way are these going to work. BUT installed you can not tell! I think they look great and the price is a bonus. You can really bend and mangle them a bit and they bounce back to their original shape and I used kids scissors to cut them. Highly impressed.

These tiles are very thin and lightweight....perfect for the ceiling in our shower because they were easy to install with glue without falling down and they look very classy. Highly recommend!!

The tiles were exactly as described and boxed adequately to prevent damage. This was also the best price I found on the internet for the number of tiles I needed. While the tiles are easy to cut, they weren’t as easy to install as I had hoped. The tiles are so thin that they will bend if you try to force them into a tight spot. That said, they’re no more frustrating than the old tiles. Just be prepared to spend time on your project. The end result will be worth it!

Ceilume tiles gave me a great result in my 20x30 ft garage, much brighter and cleaner looking than the bare rafters. But recently I replaced my commercial steel rollup door with a conventional garage door, so I need to close up roughly 20ft x 2ft of ceiling at the front of the garage where the rollup door was. I couldn't find the pattern you see in the photo; I am settling for the Stratford pattern.

They are easy to cut to size. Very thin plastic not like what you would buy at Lowe’s. In my opinion they’re a little pricey for what they are but I think they look great and it was better than buying tiles at $10 a piece. I put my old drop ceiling tiles on top to help with noise and heat plus it gives them some weight so they wouldn’t just pop out.

Extremely lightweight and easy to use. I cant give 5 stars however, because 1) the customer service is non-existent. Half the box had damaged tiles, the customer phone number rings and rings, nobody picks up, and emails go unanswered. Luckily Amazon is top notch and takea care of it. 2) at almost $7 per tile these should definitely be a little higher quality.

Extremely cheap and impossibly thin. Many even had small holes in them. If you have to cut them they become unusable and worthless. Would blow around with any air movement in the room. Had to return them, they have no need to be as thinnas they are except to rip off the customer. Either find a quality product elsewhere or just go get the cheap tiles feom Home Depot. Do notnwaste your time and money on these.

Looks great and much more expensive than it really is. They are very thin and flexible. Grid and pieces weren’t too hard to install.