R14-Victorian Foam Glue-up Ceiling Tile in Antique Bronze (129.6 Sq.ft / Pack) - 48 Pieces

I've never done anything like this, but it was easy. I purchased the glue from DCT too, although videos show putting the glue on the tile and immediately sticking it to the ceiling, I found them to unstick. So I would let the glue sit for 15-20 minutes so it becomes sticky. It also is not easy to get tiles to hold to heavy areas of joint compound, like along edges of ceiling hallway and walls. You have to add extra glue because the compound is not as porous as clean sheetrock. Also you don't want to paint prior to installing if possible. It causes the tile to warp or bend in a concave way away from the ceiling. I have not tried the tiles on some of the popcorn ceilings yet, so I am interested in starting a small job to see how that goes. New addition rooms look incredible with these tiles.

I decided to redo my bathroom, and wow, I realized what a disaster it was after I got started. I live in an old house, and nothing is level and no corners are square. The old owners had some type of tile ceiling they had painted over (badly). After some research I settled on glue-up styrofoam ceiling tiles. Let me tell you, they were SO easy to install! Any trimming was easily done with a utility knife. I primed and painted them first, which was the most time consuming part, as they are large and take up a lot of space while drying. My next step is foam crown molding, which I will 100% be buying from Decorative Ceiling Tiles. I highly recommend these tiles. Once painted and installed, you would never have any idea that they are styrofoam.