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Dimensions thermoformed panels replicate the look of tin tiles. Our 2 ft. x 4 ft. faux tin tiles are available in a bronze solid colored styrene which you can install as-is in white or inexpensively paint any color to match your decor. This allows you to achieve the same look as metal panels for a fraction of the cost. Time is also saved with the ease of installation because they are light weight and easy to work with, simply glue-up your ceiling and cut effortlessly with a scissors. Our panels are ready to install right out of the box, unlike tin ceiling tiles which need to be painted to prevent rusting, making these a perfect choice for your next DIY project. Why use more of your valuable time and money when you can save and it's impossible to tell the difference after installation with six designs and seven available colors, you're sure to find something you like. In addition to; bronze, aged copper, brass, copper, black, nickel and matte white are also available. Plus, you have the ability to paint our panels, giving you an individual touch that no one can recreate. We've noticed the specialty finishes such as 'hammered' or 'metallic' spray paints turn out stunning. You're only limited by your imagination. This design has a 6 in. repeat pattern and looks good in small or large areas.
Approximate Size (ft.) | 2 x 4 ft |
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Product Length (in.) | 48 in |
Product Width (in.) | 24 in |
Thickness (in.) | .020 |
Color Family | Bronze |
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Color/Finish | Metallic Bronze |
Commercial/Residential | Residential |
Features | Moisture Resistant, Water Resistant |
Material | Plastic |
Mount Type | Glue Up |
Pack Size | Each |
Package Quantity | 1 |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Weight (lb.) | 1 |
Manufacturer Warranty | GSP guarantees that your ceiling tiles will be free from manufacturing defects for a period of five years from the date of purchase. |
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Can be used in a shower bathroom
I think gluing them up would be much safer. I think nailing these might easily crack them.
Definitely not tin. In the description, if you read the fine print, it says, "faux" tin. They are a thin PVC like material. I think they look just as nice as tin panels and much, much inexpensive and easier to work with, just my opinion.
I recommend getting some kraken utra tack glue, which has an initial tack time of 5 seconds.
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