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Skyline – Styrofoam Ceiling Tile – 20″x20″ – #R130

Application

Ceilings

Category

Living and Dining

Size

20” x 20”

Material

Styrofoam

Color

Plain White

October 13, 2017

"Excellent. Came out beautifully, best way to hide imperfections. Love it!!!!"
- Gaye N

Faux Wood Beams – Dark Walnut

Application

Ceilings

Category

Living and Dining

Size

8ft

Material

Faux Wood Beam

Color

Doug Fir + Dark Walnut

Installation Method

October 11, 2017

Faux Wood Beams – Light Walnut

Application

Ceilings

Category

Living and Dining

Size

8ft

Material

Faux Wood Beam

Color

Sand Blast + Light Walnut

Installation Method

October 11, 2017

Faux Wood Beams – Dark Walnut

Application

Ceilings

Category

Living and Dining

Size

8ft

Material

Faux Wood Beam

Color

Sand Blast + Dark Walnut

Installation Method

October 11, 2017

Faux Wood Beams – Oak

Application

Ceilings

Category

Living and Dining

Size

8ft

Material

Faux Wood Beam

Color

oak

October 11, 2017

Line Art – Styrofoam Ceiling Tile – 20″x20″ – #R 24

Application

Ceilings

Category

Living and Dining

Size

20” x 20”

Material

Styrofoam

Color

Plain White

Installation Method

Glue Up

Brand

A La Maison Ceilings

October 5, 2017

"I was very nervous about using these tiles; they seemed very flimsy and easy to break...however, they were very easy to install and not a problem at all. I installed 182 sq. feet and only made a mistake on 1 tile and that was my measurement error. They were perfect to cover our 105 yr. old plaster ceiling with an "orange peel" or popcorn type ceiling."
- Mike B

DIY Foam Crown Molding – 4.5″ Wide 95.5″ Long – #CC 451

Application

Ceilings

Category

Living and Dining

Size

95.5"

Material

Styrofoam

Color

Plain White

Installation Method

Glue Up

October 5, 2017

"The product is extremely lightweight and very easy to install ALONE!!! I've used painter's caulk and "liquid nails" on different occasions and both provide excellent grip. Even though the styrofoam is very thick and hard, don't push it too hard to the wall with your fingers, use side of the palm or some wider stick/cardboard to apply the pressure equally, otherwise you might push it in and have slightly uneven surface (which you can fix with sheetrock repairs tools if necessary). I was a little worried that my miter saw will rip it apart, but all the cuts were very clean and precise. I didn't install it all the way to the ceiling, leaving two inches to run LED strip lights, and the results are stunning. Overall I'm very satisfied with the product and customer service and will definitely order again for another rooms/projects."
- Robert T