How Do You Replace An Ugly Drop Ceiling?
Drop, or suspended, ceilings are commonly used to hide metal truss work. They are also used to visually lower a raised ceiling and make the room feel more intimate. Periodically, the drop ceiling tiles will become old, worn, or stained and will need to be replaced. Replacement tiles are available in everything from plain, inexpensive versions to high-end vintage replicas. Replacing drop ceiling tiles is a simple task. Depending on the size of the room, you can have a whole new ceiling in as little as an hour. Position your ladder below the corner ceiling tile. Put on the safety goggles. Often, over time, dust and debris will have settled on the top side of the ceiling tile. You will be looking up as you are removing the ceiling tiles, and the goggles will prevent the dust and debris from falling into your eyes. Push, with the palms of your hands, one of the edges of the ceiling tile. If the ceiling tiles have been in place for many years, they may have become stuck in place. Push until