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INSTALLATION: Nail-Up, or Construction Adhesive, or Both
Ceiling installation requires a wood substrate such as plywood, furring strips, or joists and attach tiles on wood substrate with nails.
( if you worry about nail show up, you could use black paint to paint nails' head first so nails would not be noticeable when attached. )
Backsplash installation usually use Construction Adhesive such as Liquid Nails.
Easy to Cut: Tin snips would work well, and we recommend wearing gloves when cutting tin metal.
Inspirations
Living Room
Stair Riser
Kitchen Backsplash
Update your space with the top-trending Victorian floral Pattern.
Cindy
2025-08-26 12:40:41
I bought these for a bathroom remodel and I liked them so well that I bought more for my other bathroom. I adhesive to put them on. I wanted to also put tiny nails in for added security but haven't done so. It's been a couple of years since I did the first bathroom and they are holding up fine. I used tin snips to cut them. They are pretty heavy gauge so it wasn't easy but I managed.
Hart
2025-08-18 13:21:45
I could not love this tin more! I used it on the back wall of a bathroom area. It took some muscles and careful cutting with a tin scissors. Cut edges are very sharp so gloves are needed when cutting. I attached it with adhesive and used a few finishing nails for tin. Loved this project!
Geekhead
2025-06-22 10:20:22
I love it, love it, love it. Did it all myself, with lots of tools and parts from Amazon. Note third hand in 2nd pic. That's how I did it all by myself.Arrived in good shape, a few bent corners but no big deal. Using a nail gun with 5/8 brads, it took about two days to put up about 180 sq ft. Note in pic one that my sub-ceiling was t&g panels. This made it a bit easier as I did not have to use furring strips or find joists.I'm never moving. All I need to do now is install a dark wood floor.If there's one thing I learned, it's to buy the corner boxes for the crown molding. Note them in pic 3.I'd give this 10 stars if I could.
Brian K.
2025-05-06 10:13:21
Easy to work with.
BP Mcpherson
2025-03-03 17:39:13
The tin tiles were what I expected, light weight, easy to cut and fit. There are problems however. The first 3 tiles were smooth, white, looked great with a nice sheen, the last 2 rough, slightly off color, no sheen at all. 2nd box, looked like a dirty white, was really rough, and roughed up. I was disappointed as I was very happy with the first tiles. Inconsistency and quality are the issue. The remedy for me was to mix some white chalk paint into some Annie sloan's chalk paint wax, rub each tile down with it, let it sit and then rub again. a lot of work, but wanted a consistent look. Next time I'd spend the bucks for the tiles at the big box stores. Got the look I wanted though.
Joseph Fischer
2025-01-17 16:00:17
Love the look of this. Affordable for a kitchen update. Would recommend 👌
Valarie K
2024-12-25 10:36:00
Unsure if i would like the white but tile is beautiful. Perfect for my needs.
Dawn C.
2024-12-01 13:03:24
So disappointed! I bought to cover a small ceiling and loved the antique white / black distressed look in the pics. What I got was bright white and zero distress on the black. It makes I look too busy and I won’t be hanging it.
Joel
2024-11-18 15:04:54
I used these for corner of ceiling above my new wood stove.Easy to work with (cut with tin snips) and looks great.They need to overlap slightly. the long bumps on edges fit them together.I used high heat silicone and a few black painted cement screws to secure them to the cement board above stove pipe.
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