not sure of the cost, but these can be had in Lowes in the ceiling tile isle.
Tin Ceiling Tiles?
Anyone have a source for these, even used, or recycled, that are less then $2 a sq/ft.?
Or....anyone have a stock of these the want to sell off, since this is for my own project?
Or....anyone have a stock of these the want to sell off, since this is for my own project?
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What I am after is the "old style" snap on 2 edges, or nail up. Not grid style. I have seen a few done in reclaimed tin....and they were pretty awesome.
There are several manufacturers of them new, but $2/sf is tough- even for the plain primed ones. M Boss has plain tin tiles that need to be coated with something for $7.75/panel, which is just under $2/sf (plus freight, nails, trim, etc.) Decent quality used ones command a premium because of the "patina", so I doubt you'll find them that cheap either.
Any interest in faux tin cieling tiles?, i have done a few jobs, they glue up, and look great. G
renovators supply has embossed paper ones that paint up pretty well. rensup.com I think. arch salvage yards are they only other place for that price range.
Whoer despot sells a line of nail up ones don't know about pricing though
renovators supply has embossed paper ones that paint up pretty well. rensup.com I think. arch salvage yards are they only other place for that price range.
I saw those and they fooled me. Looks like the real deal.
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