White Smooth Drop Ceiling Tiles, Easy Drop-in Installation PVC Panels, Waterproof, Reusable & Fire-Rated, No Sag and Breakage, 12-Pack of 2ft x 2ft Cover 48 Sq.Ft

I had no problem with bent corners etc. Was delivered fine. Held my new puck lights easily . Was easy to cutbut lots of static dust that I knew was going to happen. They had a nice film on them to protect the finish while cutting or trimming and just peal off when you are ready to install them. It would be nice if they could add a line that had a little texture on the panel .

Installing these ceiling tiles felt like a science experiment gone wrong—static electricity galore! Pulling the plastic off was like a crash course in electric fencing. I learned quickly to keep a finger on the metal ceiling frame to avoid turning into a human lightning rod. It’s not a taser, but it feels close (not that I’d know... right?).Oh, and dirt? These tiles attract smudges and fingerprints like they’re running a “Messiest Hands of 2025” contest. By the end, I looked like I’d been finger-painting with soot. Pro tip: stock up on LA Awesome because cleaning these is inevitable.That said, they work, they look decent, and once installed, they stay up—so hey, mission accomplished. Just maybe wear gloves and prepare for some shocks along the way!

These drop ceiling tiles have a glossy white appearance and look pretty nice. I used them to replace an old drop ceiling from the 60’s and it’s a huge upgrade over the crumbling tiles that I had before. Installation was a breeze since I was only replacing old tiles and already had grids in place, so I just slid the old tiles out and slid these new ones in. They’re pretty flexible and I love that they don’t break apart.One issue I noticed upon opening them though, was that the corners have no protection and all of them were crumpled. Luckily most of the corners are hidden by the grids, but it does cause some of them to sit unevenly, leaving a gap between the tiles and the grids that looks rather unappealing. For the price, I would expect them to be in better condition.

These PVC ceiling tiles are a huge improvement over the old foam-like tiles. They are flexible but still rather stiff. They resist water and have a fire rating.I am using these on an unfinished ceiling to keep the insulation bats from sagging over future years. Water and fire resistance are key features I was looking for & these are much better than plywood. I had difficulties attaching them directly to the joists because 1/2" staples from a staple gun aren't quite long enough to go through the board and the paper from the bats to penetrate enough of the wood to actually fix the tiles to the joists. If crown molding staples don't work, I will use 3/4" coarse drywall screws. When I tried the staples, if they didn't go all the way through the panel, the staple chipped out a little bit of the tile. If I have to go the drywall screw route, I will predrill the holes to prevent chipping.

We need smooth hard deck tiles for our kitchen area. Over the years the old ones got a bit funky and rather than trying to clean then repaint we bought these. And we are happy we did. What would have been a long project took only minutes and they look amazing. We did have to clean the T-Grid but we would have had to do that anyway. The price was great. We are very happy!