Transform Your Space: Skip Popcorn Ceiling Removal and Install Ceiling Tiles for a Mess-Free Upgrade

Covering a popcorn ceiling with our stunning and easy-to-install decorative ceiling tiles is a truly rewarding experience. Join Ron Hazelton as he takes us through the step-by-step process of gluing our top-quality ceiling tiles directly over popcorn, creating a flawless finish. Don't forget the stylish touch of styrofoam crown molding to complete the look. [Link: www.decorativeceilingtiles.net/pages/How-to-Cover-a-Popcorn-Ceiling.html]
With a wide range of options available, our collection of ceiling tiles is perfect for covering popcorn ceilings with style and convenience. Explore our selection here: [Link: www.decorativeceilingtiles.net/surface-mount-glue-up-faux-tin-pvc-ceiling-tiles/].
To ensure a secure and durable bond, we recommend using our trusted Instant Grab Ceiling Tile Wall Panel and Crown Molding Water-Based Adhesive-310. You can find it here: [Link: www.decorativeceilingtiles.net/instant-grab-ceiling-tile-wall-panel-and-crown-molding-water-based-adhesive-310/].
Don't forget to add the finishing touch with our exquisite styrofoam crown moldings, as showcased in the video. Elevate your ceilings to new heights of elegance with ease: [Link: www.decorativeceilingtiles.net/styrofoam-crown-moldings/].
Embark on your popcorn ceiling transformation journey today and create a space that truly reflects your personal style. Visit the links above to discover the possibilities and let your creativity soar.
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[@taoli34]

this is the first time that I know crown molding can also be from foam! Thanks.

[@janellewhite8030]

Can this guy teach me everything I need to know in life? He is awesome

[@Scraggledust]

Yes please!

[@valeriepearson3885]

I know right? I wish he was my Dad.

[@brendarand8649]

I'm a home designer, and I'm impressed with this guy

[@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc]

Hello Brenda, Ron has done more videos, you can see more of him here: kzbin.infovideos

[@ashadh300]

Love the simple detailed easy to understand instructions. Thank you for providing me an easy solution to my popcorn ceiling project🤩

[@jd1338]

Thank you so much for your video it has inspired me a rookie in DIY, currently trying to renovate my home on my own after so many failed quotes from handymen....they seem to have so much works and won't bother taking any new ones, so I am doing all myself...and your video is exactly what I have been looking for. Thank you 👍👍👍

[@carlclaren8717]

Every young boy needs a grandfather like this

[@communicationbreakdown256]

I love watching this video I wish I could give it a like each time

[@dnewt3551]

I enjoy your videos you make installing tiles very easy.

[@CMGgirl721]

Beautiful job, are those tiles fire. Proof. I thought those tilrs were banned.🤔🤔🤔

[@docjody8624]

Best type & brand of paint to change the color of these tiles-- say mine are Antique Copper but I want them to be Antiqued White?

[@wendybenton7679]

Beautiful! What is ceiling height? Mine are low 8 foot and afraid it might make room look smaller.

[@heidibonjour]

WOW! Looks incredible! Thanks for the clear directions! (yup, I've got the popcorn problem too but this is a beautiful solution!)

[@elizabethsam3875]

I love it, Well done, 👴 🎉😊😊

[@desmondehoppie4758]

Great . Thank You for taking the time to make this video.

[@joanne4120]

Wow! Beautiful! Thank you love how you explained and show exactly what you were saying!!! Thank you I will Finally be able to get rid of my ugly ceiling!! Yippee😁😄

[@amyspencer7815]

I very much enjoyed your video. Thank you for explaining it without taking 20 min or using jargon/tools the average person isn't familiar with!

[@kajuntrailssouthernlouisia2973]

Good job!! Wow you sound just like you should have your own TV show!!

[@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc]

Ron does have one for many years now, it is called House Calls. You can see more of his videos here: kzbin.infovideos

[@samanthacedillo8709]

Very well made video! He has such a lovely, engaging and professional voice, like one off 60 minutes. Thank you for this!

[@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc]

Ron used to work for Good Morning America at some point. We love him so very much. :-)

[@joefranks4235]

I have popcorn ceilings throughout my house and was wondering how I could get rid of this outdated look. Perfect solution. A new project for me to work on.

[@MrThe1234guy]

Nothing outdated about them. Give them a Fresh coat of paint and feel proud. You don't want to throw styrofoam up on your ceiling

[@MinouMinet]

Well thanks a lot, now I have another project I can’t live without. HA, you made it so easy.

[@manuelr.benzvi197]

This is incredibly informative! Thanks

[@sam-elisan1083]

I learned SO much in the short 6 minutes 30 seconds of this video. Thank you so much kind sir. I will now hunt down the 17 people that dared dislike this man's video and make them pay >:[

[@FG-hw5ep]

Great video! Will this work with pre-existing wooden crown molding or would it have to be removed?

[@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc]

It will work, you can cut and butt up against the crown molding. The best thing will be to test it before you install is that you can decide which look you like better.

[@Ok-yr1fm]

look nice ...from far, what do you do with those huge gaps between trim and tile?

[@ArtyBicardi]

I aspire to be like this man when I grow up!

[@thehomeplatespecial597]

Great! Have you ever painted the trim prior to installing and just do any touchups afterward to avoid having to paint from a ladder so much.

[@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc]

Yes, I have personally done that before and we also sell pre-painted molding. www.decorativeceilingtiles.net/crown-molding/

[@SnyderTools]

Great work!

[@gracemonteiro7444]

Amazing teacher! Thank you!

[@christinemccloskey7429]

Thank you both SO MUCH for this how-to video. Do you remember the style/model of the tiles in the video that you used. I would like to order those. Again, thank you for taking the time to help all of us! God Bless.

[@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc]

Hello Christine, the tiles used are these: www.decorativeceilingtiles.net/dct-04-faux-tin-ceiling-tile-glue-up-24x24/#Color=Antique+Taupe

[@bofat6978]

Whoa Ron Hazelton is getting old! That means I am getting old too! 😢

[@christinemccloskey7429]

Hello again. So I purchased the glue up tiles along with the tile glue called Ceilume. However, no matter what I did, they did not stick. Have you ever heard of this product? It wasn't even sticky. What other option(s) might I have to cover this popcorn ceiling? Thank you so much for any advice.

[@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc]

Hello Christine, I have heard of Ceilume but never tried it. Our glue is called instant grab and you can see it here: www.decorativeceilingtiles.net/instant-grab-ceiling-tile-wall-panel-and-crown-molding-water-based-adhesive-310/

[@adonsanth4433]

Super presentation 👏👏

[@drewligma3762]

great video hope all is well

[@jerryruminski1952]

Would these panels work on a popcorn ceiling that has had a repair from a leak and was not patched very well, uneven ?

[@cindykowalyk1573]

I am going to install tiles tomorrow. My tile is much thicker and has a multiple squared design. Will the vents in the ceiling be a problem?

[@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc]

Hello Cindy, they should not be a problem. The cover will sit on the reveal. Which design are you installing?

[@cindykowalyk1573]

@@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc I am using the Washington Square in the cream color. I am also wondering if it will be a problem installing around the two vents in the ceiling?

[@Melissa-zf3kv]

Can I use these toles on a textured wall? I don't have a popcorn ceiling. It is just slightly textured.

[@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc]

Hi Melissa, yes you can cover a textured, smooth or popcorn wall or ceiling.. www.decorativeceilingtiles.net/faux-tin-ceiling-decor/

[@carlystewartvernon2096]

So helpful and clear. Thank you

[@chanellefranco9088]

Does it matter if my ceiling is not “painted” over popcorn ceiling? Mine is just chalky looking (no shine finish). I am worried the ceiling tile glue and tiles will be too heavy and crumble down? I do not want that to happen and be exposed to the disturbed asbestos.

[@HerbertAtkinson]

No need to have painted ceiling being it's covering up the ceiling, though I wouldn't use any very strong adhesive in the event you ever want to remove them in the future, I was thinking of using this technic being if the popcorn ceiling comes back testing positive having asbestos in it, I am not want to mess with any asbestos rather just go over it or leave alone altogether.

[@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc]

When you press on the popcorn, is it strong or turning to dust and falling off? If it is strong it is good to go to be covered. You don't have to use a lot of glue to put these up.

[@Musclman78TA1]

what great idea and job thank you for making my project easier..

[@Quickened1]

would be interesting to see how it applies to a true popcorn ceiling! That ceiling ceased being an acoustic finish long ago. One other thing I noticed, you were placing the dollop of adhesive in the floral recesses! Instead, they should be applied on the high spots of the tiles, not the low spots!

[@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc]

Good point! ty

[@carlclaren8717]

This is how I learned to do carpentry this is old school free KZbin

[@thehomeplatespecial597]

I love the tiles. Where did you purchase?

[@cindykowalyk1573]

I am installing the Washington square tile tomorrow. I have two ceiling vents. I am concerned because of the design of the tile the vents will look strange because they will sit below the tile?

[@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc]

You can move the vents to the center of the tile for best results but if you are not willing to move them, they will basically fall where they fall. This is not a problem, you do however want to paint the covers to match the tile.

[@cindykowalyk1573]

@@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc Thank you very much.

[@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc]

@@cindykowalyk1573 You are welcome

[@kathscarantino85]

How many tiles did that room take?

[@99Cv]

Great video! I will be doing the same project to my new house sooner than later. Question though: Is it standard practice to mount the light fixture base on top of the new ceiling tiles? Or could I leave the fixture in place and cut the tiles to match the outer diameter of the fixture, or in my case a ceiling fan. I feel like you would achieve a more uniform fit around it that way instead of seeing the gaps from the profiles of the ceiling tiles.

[@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc]

Thanks for the compliment! You can use whichever method will work best for your situation. Keep in mind that decorative ceiling tiles come in different depths and designs.

[@LLK1169]

It's such a nice ceiling but I'm wondering... would it not make sense to start by centering the first ceiling tile where the light fixture is and cut the hole in the center of that tile so it is in the middle? And then work out from there. ?? That way the chandelier is in the center of a tile vs some other section.

[@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc]

Yes! That would make sense most of the time if the fixture is in the center of the ceiling. I believe the reason this was not done because the light was off-center.

[@tqnguyen9658]

I tried anything my popcorn celing fell off. Since It was easily fell out, I scrapped popcorns out and patched any nail holes.

[@kenyalank]

Lol at the end I literally said "Damn that looks good!" I HATE my apartment's popcorn ceilings. I may use a plain flat non decorative tile and use nails to stick them up there, then cover the nails with putty or paint or something to hid them. Then I can take take down when I leave!

[@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc]

Good luck with your project Ken. Here is a tile that is just plain flat www.decorativeceilingtiles.net/r-22-plain-styrofoam-ceiling-tile-20x20/

[@evespower1]

I need to find a video on how to use a compass... thank you!

[@DT-ol6nj]

I see you also have styrofoam tiles do they need to be painted? And how easily do they dent?

[@tsanchez1067]

I have the same questions. Can they be painted? Should they be painted after installed or before?

[@DT-ol6nj]

@@tsanchez1067 I have done some research and there is special paint that you can use 4 styrofoam

[@elainemabe9511]

Is it ok to put tile over if electric cable heat is still there and used some.

[@SunnyGirlFlorida]

Gorgeous!

[@danburden5211]

The idea of popcorn ceilings is to stop the echo or noise throughout the home. Every idiot buying a home OMG F%#KING POPCORN CEILINGS, I love ours because it works and sane people don’t worry about it.

[@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc]

Our foam tiles also dampen sounds and look great on top of it :-) www.decorativeceilingtiles.net/20x20/

[@SunnyGirlFlorida]

Many people think they are ugly. They remind me of cheap motels.

[@mmcmiddlechild]

Thank you, Sir! The tiles, and mouldings, look great! Do you know if these are fire-retardant/ treated? I'm concerned about using PVC and styrofoam

[@cmbooks2000]

Thank you!

[@kl8622]

So helpful!! Thank you!

[@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc]

Ofc

[@MinhNguyen-qx1fz]

How long is will last ?

[@tedfarmer8510]

👍 nice job

[@kaywatkins5981]

What's the name of the adhesive

[@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc]

It is called Instant Grab, here is a link: www.decorativeceilingtiles.net/instant-grab-ceiling-tile-wall-panel-and-crown-molding-water-based-adhesive-310/

[@kimberjoyouknow145]

My ceiling is much more textured, don't know that it would stick well!

[@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc]

Absolutely no problem, the main issue is the stability of the surface and that it is not dusty or dirty.. Just so that the glue can stick to a strong substrate. Otherwise, heavy texture is not really a problem.

[@MS-gn4gl]

should have centered the tile to the lighting fixture

[@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc]

Can't argue with that one :-)

[@kelebogilemotshoane5186]

Wow

[@randallreese]

I suppose one way to cover up an out-of-date decorating choice is to make a new decorating choice, but I doubt that PVC ceiling tiles and styrofoam moulding are going to date well. Scraping the old texture and skim coating seems like not only a less expensive choice, but one that will look good no matter what styles come and go.

[@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc]

Hello Randall, only going by the experience of installing these. Over the last 12 years and I have not noticed any change to the appearance of PVC tiles installed along with Styrofoam Crown Molding.

[@ImAHungryBoy]

Until you hit asbestos and it costs $200k to remove.

[@ImAHungryBoy]

Pvc is strong. Ask your 50 year old sewer plumbing.

[@audreyjungels9536]

Wow that's great

[@javierpachecochicuellar4673]

Muy buena

[@barbarasingh8708]

thank u so much, good information

[@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc]

You are most welcome

[@barbarasingh8708]

@@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc please give me your idea, for a house in a hot climate like guyana, it is an open ceiling means ceiling is one huge 800sq ft., the houses built like one whole ceiling, do u think metal will make it too hot for weather, I am not living there , now in ny but not trust to put vinyl or other, people can break in and shake the other kinds of celing down, u know what I mean

[@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc]

@@barbarasingh8708 have you seen our library? There is a lot of images from our customers: library.decorativeceilingtiles.net/ to inspire you. Once you find something you like, you can call our sales team at 866-297-0380 to discuss details.

[@barbarasingh8708]

@@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc ok thank u

[@txterbug]

Something doesn’t look right about the seam between the molding and tiles.

[@patricka.crawley6572]

Moulding first and then the tiles?

[@jeffcarroll6553]

I think it would look better with the mouldings g applied first around the ceiling, then the tiles cut to be equally spaced with regard to their dimensions. The light fitting should be repositioned to the middle of the room and the vent to the perimeter. Equally good would be a flat rectangular tile that filled in the gap between Scotia and pattern tile, that way it would look more balanced. Perhaps the company should make them. Are they paintable?

[@JonathanHoman]

We needed way more glue than what he said, and the glue they sale didn't do the job.

[@Donna-vh5ym]

Great video, but to do 1800 sq feet would probably cost A LOT!!!

[@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc]

Hello Donna, we have tiles starting at $1.40 per foot and for 1800 sq.ft. you can talk to our sales team for discounts at 866-297-0380. You can see all the options here: www.decorativeceilingtiles.net/glue-up-ceiling-tiles/

[@Donna-vh5ym]

@@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc // oh wow. That's great. Thank you so MUCH. I'll definitely be in touch.

[@DecorativeCeilingTilesInc]

@@Donna-vh5ym you are welcome :-)

[@peanutgallery0142]

Why Styrofoam is bad for you? Polystyrene foam contains the chemical styrene, which has been , impaired memory and concentration, and nervous system effects…the list goes on.

[@stevelewis8919]

All that work and then they put that ugly light fixture backup! lol

[@sylvaindastous9822]

Sorry but not....before it was a 1980 look and now its look more old house....

[@MrThe1234guy]

Give it 20 years and his grandchild will be saying let's take down the ceiling and look we have a marvelous popcorn ceiling once again it will be trendy😅

[@kingmiller1982]

@ 2:40 he's way off that chalk line. Must be drunk.

[@jimcorn3268]

He's on the center of the overlap.