PVC Ceiling Panels
PVC ceiling panels are made for everyday life, resisting steam, splashes and stains. Its the easy way to have a clean, ornate, and luxurious ceiling without the cost of traditional metal ceiling tiles. Theyre easy to install, lightweight, moisture-resistant, and budget-friendly, making them perfect for dining rooms, kitchens, bathrooms, basements, laundry rooms, and commercial interiors.
Look below to find 100s of PVC ceiling tile and panel options, including faux-tin, brass, copper, and even antique silver finishes.
Where to Use Your New PVC Ceiling Tiles
While PVC tiles work well in about every room, they’re moisture-resistant and class A fire-rated, making them perfect for rooms that have high humidity like laundry rooms and showers, heavy traffic with dust brushing around including garages or commercial kitchens, and the consistent airflow from doors being opened and closed in restaurants, hallways, and basements with an entry point.
PVC ceiling tiles are also ideal for commercial spaces and food processing facilities as they’re easier to clean and maintain, and their Class A Fire Ratings. If you’re looking for some inspiration for your spaces, here’s how some of our customers are using PVC ceiling panels in their homes, businesses, and our contractors with their clients.
PVC ceiling tiles and panels are perfect for these high-moisture spaces as the materials repel moisture, helping to keep plaster ceilings and other materials dry. When the water cannot reach them, they don’t absorb the moisture which can cause cracks, deterioration, and staining.
If dirt and debris manage to get on the wet surface, it could even get moldy, which is another reason homeowners and businesses choose PVC ceiling panels for their high-humidity spaces. Here’s how a few customers are using them.
Complete Bathroom Remodel
This customer used our Gothic Reims tile in Antique Gold for a bathroom upgrade. As you can see in the before and after photo, adding ceiling tiles made a huge difference and completely transformed and finished the room. It pairs perfectly with the ornate wallpaper, lighting and decorations. more here
Laundry backsplash
This customer used our Lilies and Swirls tile in Antique Silver to create a laundry backsplash that protects the particle board behind it from moisture and humidity. This a practical solution that also creates a great accent wall in a space that is often left behind design-wise. more here
The kitchen sees it all, steam from pots, grease from cooking and everyday messes. That is why PVC ceiling tiles are a great match: unlike drywall, they don’t absorb any steam or grease, and only need a wipe from time to time to stay clean. Commercial kitchens and restaurants have sanitary guidelines to follow, and choosing options with flat surfaces makes it easier to maintain these standards.
Modern Victorian Kitchen Renovation
Dark, moody and with lots of different elements that pair well together, this kitchen has plenty of character! The Elizabeth Shield tile is one of our most popular products. This customer chose a traditional copper finish and paired it with black walls and cabinetry, flower wallpaper, sage doors and a grey brick fireplace for a Victorian home built in 1896. more here
In commercial spaces, safety and durability matter as much as style, and so does cleanliness. Our PVC ceiling panels are Class A fire-rated, meaning they help slow flame spread and reduce smoke. They are easier to clean and more durable than other surfaces helping to get grease wiped clean fast and easy, not to mention keep clean to prevent mold from growing.
A Contemporary Twist on Old Vegas Glamor
This restaurant used the Scarlette tile in Antique Gold on both ceilings and walls to complement the oversized leather boots, gilded details and moody lighting. This results in a stunning interior, inspired by the grandeur of old Vegas. more here
A Personalized Office
The town square tile in Antique Copper, paired with black walls, leather chairs, a wooden coffee table and a persianrug result in an office that’s far from plain. It helped bring the character and personality the customer was looking for. more here