Holydecot Tin Wall Tiles 24x24 Nail-Up, Stair Risers, Metal Ceiling Tiles, 5 Pack (Antique White)

I love it, love it, love it. Did it all myself, with lots of tools and parts from Amazon. Note third hand in 2nd pic. That's how I did it all by myself.Arrived in good shape, a few bent corners but no big deal. Using a nail gun with 5/8 brads, it took about two days to put up about 180 sq ft. Note in pic one that my sub-ceiling was t&g panels. This made it a bit easier as I did not have to use furring strips or find joists.I'm never moving. All I need to do now is install a dark wood floor.If there's one thing I learned, it's to buy the corner boxes for the crown molding. Note them in pic 3.I'd give this 10 stars if I could.

Cut them to size and used to give my cabinet doors a facelift by gluing them over the middle portion. Look really nice.

The tin tiles were what I expected, light weight, easy to cut and fit. There are problems however. The first 3 tiles were smooth, white, looked great with a nice sheen, the last 2 rough, slightly off color, no sheen at all. 2nd box, looked like a dirty white, was really rough, and roughed up. I was disappointed as I was very happy with the first tiles. Inconsistency and quality are the issue. The remedy for me was to mix some white chalk paint into some Annie sloan's chalk paint wax, rub each tile down with it, let it sit and then rub again. a lot of work, but wanted a consistent look. Next time I'd spend the bucks for the tiles at the big box stores. Got the look I wanted though.

They don't overlap well. It is obvious where you overlap, especially if you go up and end up having a corner overlapping for 4 pieces. Different design where it does overlap from the fleur squares. It looks nice if you don't look close. I tried little black nails for this and tried glue the edges, still was an obvious over lap

We wanted an accent wall in our new cottage. I love it!