FASÄDETraditional Style/Pattern 1 Decorative Vinyl 2ft x 4ft Glue Up Ceiling Panel in Matte White (5 Pack)

Easy to wipe down with water based cleaners behind stove. Remolding pantry cabinet to make it look like up dated pie safe. Looks great with copper accent handles. Have damaged corner where counter installer tried to clean it with turpentine. Stove panels 15 years; pantry project recently started. Tools: sharp kitchen sheers, rule (I had t square to keep edges straight), glue gun for chalking, and product recommended glue

I love the color combination. It looks good on my bathroom wall.

I used these tiles behind the oven to help with grease and splatters. The work flawlessly. I used 2 sided tape for install and the job came out great . Easy cleanup as well

Very disappointed in this product; but you get what you pay for. I ordered one panel to see how we would like it. It’s very flimsy. I wouldn’t trust washing it because it could crack, that’s just my opinion. The color looks a lot green when you get the product. I would order a sample before buying.

We used this material to create a backsplash behind our stove. It was easy to install (took 2 people about 2 hours) and looks gorgeous. It's been installed now for 8 months and it still looks great. We have had no problem with heat from the stove affecting it, and it wipes clean easily. Looks like metal, but isn't! Seriously love it! Had a lot left over, but I'll figure out someplace else to use it (I'm thinking on the stair risers).

These tiles are exactly what we needed to relate our breakfast room ceiling

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!

I have no complaints about the looks or the quality of the material. If you are shopping price however, there are less expensive options that look just as good.

This material is pricy but looks sharp and is fairly easy to put up. Unfortunately it's only available in multiples of 5 panels (40 square feet) so if you need 6 panels, you're going to have to buy 10. The panels are glued to the ceiling so expect to buy a lot of construction adhesive otherwise the panels will fall before the glue is set. It's easy to cut to the right size with a knife but (as I discovered) you must be mindful of the pattern repeat which may cause you use much more material than you originally planned. You may also have a problem with the seams if your ceiling isn't completely flat (mine isn't) or if your room isn't square (mine isn't) though the panels will conceal many of the imperfections. The J-Trim is a must if you have an exposed edge. Again, it's sold in multiples of 5 pieces (just under 20 linear feet) so if you need a little more you have to buy a lot more. This material much easier to deal with and much less expensive than Tin Ceiling which is meant to imitate.