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Tin ceilings are making a significant comeback in home décor. Remodelers are being overwhelmed by the recent demand for tin roof renovations. Home builders are including beautiful tin roofs on many of their new model homes as a sales incentive. Designers are embracing the new wave of enthusiasm for tin roofs.
The old ways have become a memory and have remained in the memory of those who had to drive small cone-headed nails into plywood by hand. The new products make installation easy for anyone. The SnapLock tin ceiling panel is the way to go if you have drywall or plasterboard, which most homeowners do. Typically, the installation process would start with a team of people installing the plywood on the roof, which is by no means an easy task. An interlocking flange system allows one person to handle the job on their own in four to six hours! Also good for commercial recessed ceiling spaces that use a standard grid system. This is becoming popular with high-value casinos and cruise ships that attract money. On the other side of the coin, you have vintage libraries that go with more subtle color options that want the old-fashioned feel to appeal to a different audience.
These panels can also be applied to different applications. Wainscot has become something of a popularity, as have kitchen backsplashes that are installed behind wood burning stoves for fire protection, under countertops, and in kitchen corners. The uses for tin ceiling tiles become infinite as the value once installed is invaluable.