How Do You Install Styrofoam Ceiling Tile?
Textured ceilings add a certain je ne sais quoi to any room. However, they can be expensive. The crème de la crème would have to be tin ceilings because of their intricate detail and design, but these are even more expensive. Fear not: there is a less expensive alternative in Styrofoam ceiling tiles that are so well crafted they can look like the real thing but at a fraction of the cost. Prepare the ceiling. Remove any loose paint with a paint scraper, and fill in any holes with drywall mud or gypsum. Sand smooth, and then clean to remove any oil, dirt or dust. Use a chalk line to find the center of your ceiling. Snap a line from corner to diagonal corner (left to right and right to left). Snap a line from the middle of each side to the one directly across from it. Thanks to the first marks, you’ll divide the ceiling up into four triangles. Thanks to the second marks, you’ll divide the ceiling into four squares. Apply dollops of ceramic adhesive to the back of each Styrofoam ceiling ti
