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Tegular Faux Mineral Fiber 2ft x 2ft Lay-in Ceiling Tile

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Tegular Faux Mineral Fiber 2ft x 2ft Lay-in Ceiling Tile

$ 9.99

Condition

New

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Delivery:

Delivers in 3-14 business days

Size:

23 3/4" x 23 3/4"

Material:

PVC

Fire Rating:

Class "A"

Depth:

1/4"

Installation Method:

Drop-in

Coverage:

4 sq. Ft.

Resistant to:

Mold and Mildew

Product Description

Faux Mineral Fiber 2ft x 2ft Lay-in Ceiling Tile is a wonderful alternative to traditional mineral fiber ceiling tiles. These tiles are washable, waterproof, mold and mildew resistant, class "A" fire rated, lightweight, scissors cuttable. These tiles work with standard 15/16, 2ft x 2ft grid system.

Washable
Waterproof
Mold and mildew resistant
Class "A" fire rated
Lightweight, scissors cuttable
These tiles work with standard 15/16, 2ft x 2ft grid system.

This ceiling tile is an excellent alternative to standard mineral fiber and fiberglass ceiling tiles which sag and get stained overtime. Save time and money by purchasing this ceiling tile.

Product Videos

How to Install Drop-in Ceiling Tegular Tiles (01:21)

https://www.decorativeceilingtiles.net - While drywall is the finish material most often found on the ceilings of homes, drop-in ceilings are usually the first choice of commercial contractors for professional offices, restaurants, and retail spaces. The drop-in system has also been a favorite of remodeling professionals for residential basements that don’t have a ceiling already in place. What are the advantages of dropped-ceiling installation that makes this choice popular with construction professionals? Unlike most other ceiling finishes, suspended-ceiling tile installation allows easy access to the area above the tiles so that small adjustments can be made without damaging the ceiling. Anyone with a few minutes to watch an online video or follow simple instructions can quickly learn how to install drop-ceiling tiles. Homeowners and repair professionals can simply lift out a few tiles, make the necessary repairs or changes, and drop the tiles back into the grid when finished. A drop-in system also allows variable ceiling height so wiring, plumbing, and mechanical lines can run below the ceiling joists rather than through them. This system can eliminate or greatly reduce the amount of cutting and drilling necessary for installation or repair. Finally, a drop-in ceiling can be used to complement a space’s interior décor – something that often isn’t possible when using standard drywall without going to the time, trouble, and expense of custom paint or a textured finish. Additionally, a drop-in ceiling system might be the best choice for your home renovation project if you live in an older house where the framing has settled over time. In this case, a drop-in system enables the installation of a level ceiling without a lot of costly framing corrections. It also allows you to cover the existing ceiling surface without expensive demolition and doesn’t require new plywood to be installed on the joists as is needed for many nail-up tile applications. Shop around and compare prices and ceiling options. You will quickly see that there are many advantages to a drop-in ceiling. Once you are ready to buy your tiles, and especially if you plan on doing the remodeling work yourself, your biggest question might be whether a decorative drop-in ceiling tile installation is a DIY-friendly home project. The answer is a resounding, “Yes!” To learn how to install drop-ceiling tiles begin by watching this video. These videos along with these simple instructions should help you successfully complete your dropped-ceiling installation.