Tin tiles, ceiling panels, cornices and backsplashes are typically shipped uncoated to allow custom on-site painting or finishing. Over the years, the limited designs of the past have transformed into countless options that now come in a variety of finishes such as copper, brass, chrome plating, faux tin, whites, mochas, burgundies or bricks, silvers, gold, greens and blues. Now days, these pre-painted pieces that can be found in just about any home regardless of its style.
Now you can open up any area of your house with a variety of Tin Tile designs in the 6-inch patterns, 12 in. patterns, all the way up to 6ft. patterns and possibly larger depending on your needs and the particular provider you choose. The finish itself ultimately depends on your liking. You can choose a bright gold, dim gold, dirty gold, or polished gold just to name a few. You can apply the same to that of the coppers, brass, and all other finish types. Usually, if you have a craving for a really specific finish, you should instruct the provider to finish it before shipping simply becuase you could easily ruin the look you are looking for by trying to do it yourself.
Some finishes may take longer to finish depending on your likes. If you are looking for a very simple finish and you want it done by the manufacturer, it should only take one to two applications to worst case scenario, one full day. The deeper darker more bold colors and finished can usually be done in two days and then sent out the door. ultimately, in my opinion, the deep stamping and textured look along with unique custom finishing are what make Tin Tile Ceilings more attractive and unique compared to that of any other ceiling type. If you feel like your home is rather common looking on the inside and and want to separate your home from the rest, then Tin Ceiling Tiles will be a great addition to your home.
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