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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: North Carolina
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Moulding and Ceiling Tiles
I have square casing around the top inside my entire house. Also, I have one of those tile ceilings, where the tiles rest on each other. It looks like crap but it is low on my list of things to replace right now. Can I replace that moulding without any fear of these tiles falling out?
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Join Date: Mar 2006
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Moulding and Ceiling Tiles
Do the tiles sit inside a metal frame?
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Moulding and Ceiling Tiles
No this is not a drop ceiling, it is kind of an old school tile ceiling. They are 12" square tiles and they look like they are all interlocked together.
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Moulding and Ceiling Tiles
You should be able to, those type of tiles are usually stapled on.
If any at the perimeter want to come loose, us a brad nailer or air stapler to tack them back in. If no air tools, 4d brad nails at an angle will also work
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