uDecor DuraClean Smooth Black Ceiling Tile (2ft x 2ft) - Box of 10

I just wanted to find something to mitigate light spread in my basement home theater. These were the cheapest that i could find (still too expensive for what they are though). They are matte black, they come with a plastic protective sheet on one side. I suggest leaving this on until you have all the tiles installed because they are extremely easy to mark up and are pretty annoying to clean. There were a couple that were damaged due to shipping. I have no doubt they would have replaced them if i had asked them to, but i just used those tiles for the edges of the room that needed cut to size anyway. They are thin but not so thin that they are unable to support their own weight. They strike a balance with flexibility and rigidity so they are easy to install but still rigid enough without any noticeable sag. I’d say they are some kind of plastic composite type of material. It is extremely easy to crack or chip them if you apply too much force to them. It shouldn’t be much of an issue since drop ceiling tiles have more than enough wiggle room to get into place If cut to the correct size. Note: if using in a home theater and replacing existing fiberglass drop tiles, you will probably want additional acoustic/sound absorption in your room. These are rigid and hard, sounds do echo well off of them. Even though these were the cheapest black ceiling tiles i could find and they serve their purpose well enough, i still do not understand why these are so expensive. There is nothing special about them. If you already have tiles and just want to change to black, I’d suggest just painting your existing tiles rather than buying these.

This was just what I hoped for to cover the old ceiling tiles that were stained & sagging. I didn't want to have to remove the old ones, and deal with the mess, so just gently pushed them in place. They're flexible enough, and lightweight, easy to cut, and the job didn't take long at all! Really looks clean and fresh.

Replaced all of the old cream drop ceiling tiles. It’s so smooth and modern with these black. They are extremely easy to install. When you see the thickness don’t steer away like I was going to. This is PVC not your original drop ceiling tiles. These are so much easier to clean and you don’t have to worry about water damage with these. I can only rate this a five star but I’d rate ten star if I could. Just ordered the last of the tiles today and can’t wait.

Where to begin.....?? I wanted to go black a while back to remove the “glare and brightness” when watching movies... Then recently some unexpected water required that I swap a number of tiles. What better time to go black than now?!? After looking and thinking and reading and looking and reading and thinking.... I went with these... Pros: So easy to work with... just score with an utility blade and snap... even circles were a snap (pun intended) - But cut them in strips = much easier to score the circle then cut individual strips and snap each out individually - (example photo of the in ceiling speaker) They look good and just as easy to hang as traditional - easier actually because you can tweak/bend them in a pinch.... Cons: I did find four that were scratches and scored being usable out if the box (even with the protective peel away ). Luckily I was able to use them for some of the cut down pieces. The PRICE - for what you are getting- >$5 a tile is a bit much.... Let’s discuss what you ARE getting - you’re getting a 24”x24” piece of black “plastic” to say the least. It’s about 1/8” thick... With that said they don’t do much for insulating sounds.... and they really will not support the weight of anything.... so if you’re like me and have cables, speaker wire etc “free floating “ - these may sag... My recommendation - (not that it’s worth much) if you already have traditionally ceiling tiles - KEEP THEM.... and use these as an underlay... Not to mention that you remove the added work of removing the original tiles.... If if if they were half the cost- - I’d be ALL OVER THESE and promote the heck out of them (hint hint) I still have one more room I could do....

These look great for our little guest room! They were sturdier/thicker than I expected and my husband installed them right over the existing tiles for ease and added noise insulation. The whole job took him under an hour and they were easy to cut. What an improvement from the ugly standard tiles.

Looks great easy to clean but the best part is customer service I had a some damaged by the delivery company and the company I bought from were quick to make it right I’ll be sure to buy from them when I’m in need of ceiling tiles

I originally ordered 6 boxes of the uDecor Duraclean Smooth White 2X4 Vinyl Ceiling Tiles and realized I needed one more box, so I ordered it. The 6 boxes were all fine, all color matched the same. I opened this one box and immediately noticed it wasn't the same color (see pic I attached to show the difference, left is this box and right is one from the 6 boxes) "refrigerator white" as the other boxes I bought, it was more of an "antique white" color. I was pressed for time and didn't have much of a choice but to use it even though it's off a shade. I used it in a corner where it's hard to notice unless you really look, but I'll always know that it doesn't match the rest of the ceiling. Oh well.

These are much thinner than the old ceiling tiles made from thicker and more fragile material. These wont break apart and are easy to install. They have a better look in my opinion also.