Fasade Ceiling Tile-2x2 Suspended-Rosette in Oil-Rubbed Bronze

Product Description

Copper highlights accentuate this rich, dark brown finish for a depth and complexity recalling the craftsmanship of old-world artisans. This finish offers rich, warm hues that complement any number of colors. This sculptural, stylized panel features organic botanical elements inside of classical, square borders. An iconic Victorian design.

Fasade Lay-In ceiling panels are available in over 500 style/color combinations, allowing you to get a custom, designer look for an entire room, or as an accent for a smaller area. These panels add beauty and value to your ceilings, but are just a fraction of the price of real metal stamped tin ceiling tiles. Perfect for use in any new or existing suspended ceiling grid..

Water, impact and stain resistant
Durable .032” vinyl construction
Most panels are available in 2′x 2′x or 2′x 4′ tiles

FAQ & Install

Fasade suspended ceiling tile installation guide.

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Answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Fasade suspended ceiling products.

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Certifications

Zero VOC Emissions

No volatile organic compounds (VOC) emit from the panel. This means that our panels do not affect indoor air quality. This leads to safer, healthier, more comfortable buildings.

FDA Compliant

Our durable vinyl tiles comply with FDA regulations for use in food preparation and serving areas. This means that our tiles can be installed in areas where sanitation and cleanliness is a must.

Mold & Mildew Resistant

Our ceiling panels are constructed from materials that inhibit mold and mildew. This means our panels can be installed in a variety of environments where moisture is a concern.

Waterproof

Our panels are guaranteed not to water-stain, bow, swell or rot. They are ideal for use in moist and humid environments like basements.

Class A Fire Rated

All of our ceiling tiles have a 'Class A' FSI and SDI fire rating per ASTM E84. Our tiles are rated for surface burning characteristics, flame spread, and smoke development.

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