Fake Tin Ceiling Tiles

Pressed metal ceilings or tin ceilings were popular from the second half of the 19th century and the early 20th century as an affordable alternative to expensive, artistic plaster. Tin-plated steel was pressed with embossed designs similar to the costly sculptured plaster, yet tin ceiling panels could be massed produced at a fraction of the cost.

Now you have available an affordable alternative with false tin ceiling tiles sometimes referred to as faux tin ceiling tiles to give you a tin like appearance at a much more affordable price. They are made from PVC are easily cut with scissors and there are two ways to install them; you can either ‘drop in’ or ‘glue up’. Both methods are simple and you can view a video instruction here at Fake Tin Ceiling Tiles

These products reflect a vintage style, and they can be used as part of lighting scheme to help illuminate a room better.

Installation of fake tin ceiling tiles is not as difficult as you might think. The tiles can be purchased in a tongue-and-groove, lightweight design that allows for easy placement with a ceiling adhesive. You will definitely want to measure your ceiling before you purchase the tile so you get the proper amount of coverage without having to make a needless second trip to your ceiling tile supplier.

Using a 24” x 24” tile is good idea for larger rooms and you may want to go with a 12’ x 12’ tile for smaller areas. Be sure to add an additional 10% for the partial tiles that will be needed in areas not requiring a full tile. Also noteworthy is that many of these tiles can also be used for wall coverage and backsplashes.

For a classic antique tin look that will be the envy of all your friends and colleagues and at an affordable price install fake tin ceiling tiles in your home. As they say “You can go from plain to beautiful in hours.”

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