Tin ceiling

We knew when we bought our house that we would take down and toss in the garbage horrible, cheap acoustical ceilings. They were incredibly ugly styrofoam squares that fit together like a puzzle, and they were in almost in every room, including the kitchen. Because our home was built in the mid-1800's, we decided to

This Pennsylvania dream home, 50 years in the making, proved to be totally worth the wait.

<p>Technician Mark Powers shows how to hang a tin ceiling in just a couple days.</p>

Great Lakes Tin Ceilings provide the classic look of yesteryear with authentic recreations that make a lasting impression in any space. The ceiling tiles are available in both nail-up and lay-in options in numerous styles and finishes. The nail-up tiles are easily applied with nails, screws, or glue. Finish options range from antique or gloss white to bronze burst and copper offerings. Two crown molding styles are also available and provide a finished look to your project. Panels can be cut…

Tin Ceiling Tiles are a simple way to make a big impact and affordable way to transform any home and kitchen.