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24" x 48" Plate Pattern 209, 6" Repeat, TinWhat is Tin?
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Tin Ceiling Tile Finish
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Tin Ceiling Tile Installation Method
Tin Ceiling Tile Finish
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Unfinished Steel This is the most common installation method. Most residential applications are installed using this method for use on the ceiling or as a backsplash. This is the traditional way to install tin ceiling tiles. |
Brass This is the most common installation method. Most residential applications are installed using this method for use on the ceiling or as a backsplash. This is the traditional way to install tin ceiling tiles. |
Chrome This is the most common installation method. Most residential applications are installed using this method for use on the ceiling or as a backsplash. This is the traditional way to install tin ceiling tiles. |
Copper This is the most common installation method. Most residential applications are installed using this method for use on the ceiling or as a backsplash. This is the traditional way to install tin ceiling tiles. |
Pre-Painted White Commonly used in commercial applications, this method of installation is used in conjunction with a T-Grid system. The panels are made with a 3/8" reveal to lay in to the T-Grid System. |
Tin Ceiling Tile Installation Method
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Nail Up Method This is the most common installation method. Most residential applications are installed using this method for use on the ceiling or as a backsplash. This is the traditional way to install tin ceiling tiles. |
Lay In Method Commonly used in commercial applications, this method of installation is used in conjunction with a T-Grid system. The panels are made with a 3/8" reveal to lay in to the T-Grid System. |
All Customer Reviews for "24" x 48" Plate Pattern 209, 6" Repeat" 9 Reviews Write an online review and share your thoughts with others. |
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Overall: Pam Early, Verified Buyer Location: Abilene, TX |
Fantastic!, 11.14.2008 I am very pleased with the quality of the tiles. They look great! |
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Overall: JoAnn Cornelius, Verified Buyer Location: Taft, TN |
Tin ceiling, 6.3.2008 We purchased your 2 x 4 panels for our kitchen. Quality is first rate. However, the panels you shipped did not include installation instructions. The one page instruction on your website was of marginal use. It would have been very helpful for a novice installer to have a template or diagram that shows how the panels fit together and how to hide the seams so that no dark edges show when finished. |
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Overall: Dan McDonald, Verified Buyer Location: Altamont, IL |
PERFECT, 4.13.2008 I purchased the copper panels for back splash in my kithen, panels were of high quality and much thicker than the ones I looked at our local big box stores. your installation tips were helpful for a doit your selfer! make sure you purchase a good large pair of cutters and where gloves., I also used an old paper cutter for cutting. panels were packed very well for shipment As you can tell im proud to have this product in my home THANKS dan mcdonald |
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Overall: LaVerne Paulson, Verified Buyer Location: Preston, MN |
Tin Ceiling Panels -silver, 11.7.2007 The panels arrived very well packaged and in perfect condition. We used them for back splash between the top and bottom cabniets in our kitchen. Their reflections in our granite counter tops is very impressive. They are a little thicker than I expected and made cutting the holes for the outlets a challenge, but the sturdiness of the panels due to the thickness is impressive. It is not an easy task to cut the material, but a sharp left turn tin shears seemed to work the best. The pattern is beautiful and we have had many favorable comments from our visitors. We went with subdued black outlets to blend in somewhat with the tin. Our countertop is relatively dark in color as well. Wear gloves at all times when working with this material. It has extremely sharp edges. I drilled holes in the tin the size of the nail I used (very small) to keep from denting and deforming the tin. We are very happy with the outcome using this material. Thank You. |
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Overall: Louis Leet, Verified Buyer Location: Centerville, OH |
Copper Ceiling for Laundry Room, 10.29.2007 Thank you for the timely service and excellent quality materials. If it can be said of the laundry room, it looks "stunning" with the metal ceiling. |
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Overall: Bernard Ten Cate, Verified Buyer Location: Tecumseh, MI |
Tin Ceiling -#209 white, 6.1.2007 The product arrived packaged well, and in a matter of just a few days. The pattern matched that of the tin ceiling already in place perfectly. The white finish is of high quality. In short, these people provided the perfect solution to our need. Thanks |
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Overall: Malti Kennedy, Verified Buyer Location: San Pedro, CA |
Just what I wanted at a good price, 1.4.2007 The tin has the detail I needed. I would maybe put a warning although regarding this product....it is thin tin and will cut you easily, thus GLOVES always yall!! |
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Overall: Claudia Young, Verified Buyer Location: Salinas, CA |
Perfect for a different look, 5.21.2006 We used the tile as a riser facing on our interior steps. The 6" repeat was the perfect height and the 48" plenty long enough to vary the pattern like regular tile. we expect this idea will be featured in Sunset! Thanks, The Youngs, Salinas,CA |
Overall:  larry scheideman, Verified Buyer Location: arvada, WA |
okay, 12.28.2005 The panel had a rub mark down to the metal that occurred before packaging. I am fairly sure I can plan the installation to have the damaged portion be part of the waste or at least be hidden by a moulding. |
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