FASÄDE Traditional Style/Pattern 1 Decorative Vinyl Glue Up Ceiling Panel in Antique Bronze (12X12 Inch Sample)

Nice. Very easy to work with

I ordered samples of several patterns in vinyl as well as metal, and ngl they all look so nice, I still haven’t made up my mind what style to go with (since neither weight nor material will be a deciding factor for this project). The seller included an extra sample to show that the weight on one of the tile types has changed. I’m happy with the overall quality and the customer service and am feeling inspired about decorating.

We used the panels on our walls to cover up some old wallpaper! The room has a pine wood tongue and groove …The high ceiling has the same wood with solid wood beams and some wood on the other walls! The fasade panels gave me that antique look like I wanted! They were easy to work with and the interlocking was good, because of the design! We used glue, liquid nails and for the seams that didn’t close , I simply used gorilla super glue with the brush or nozzle. I really love the look and color looked good with the wood and painted colors on the walls! Worked great for us! Thanks!

We used this to do a ceiling in our half bath. Loved it so much we ordered more to do the office ceiling. It's easy to cut with scissors and loctite adhesive to mount.

Spray paint adhered perfectly! Lightweight! No imperfections in the quality! Highly recommend!

Way too much green. I did not choose to use these tiles and the cost to return the sample was ridiculous.

This is a deceptive page and they should be more clear. These ARE NOT 12" tiles if you are looking for 12" tiles. It is a piece cut with scissors from a 24" x 24" or a 24" x 48" product. To many people, a "sample" is one piece of the product shown so you can check it out. They should be more clear that the tiles/product they are trying to sell are larger. Should be advertised as a 24" x 24" etc and that you can get a sample that's a 1/4 piece of the product that's been cut off to save on mailing costs, etc

I love these faux-tin tiles -- they add a touch of class as a kitchen back splash or a panel on a cabinet door front. I've found that rather than use the adhesive, I prefer to use a staple-gun if applying them to wood.