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Everything went great. I like your product. Attached are a few pics. Hope you can use them.

I am very satisfied with my new ceiling. All of the standard tiles found at the large home improvement stores had an institutional look, rather than a warm, residential, custom look.  Also I needed to cut half of the 34 ceiling panels to fit the curves and moldings of my ceiling.  Your panels were so easy to work with.  I was able to use a good pair of scissors and a utility knife to cut the panels. My companion asked me why I didn't just have our handyman do the work.  I told him, "I only have him do the hard jobs". Thanks for a wonderful product.

The ceiling actually went in fairly easily. I still think it would be nice to make the tiles of a slightly heavier gauge of material which would increase the stability and confidence during installation. Never-the-less I am extremely pleased with the finished product.  Would that the rest of the space was as finished as the ceiling!  We'll be done in a couple of weeks and I'll be able to relax and look up once in a while.  This is the newly remodeled lower level of my house in Connecticut.

The Ceilume Polyline Tiles worked very well. They are covering more than 20 rows in a computer room. Your tiles helped trap the cold air and improve efficiency of the AC units. 

The owner and architect were very happy with the end product. We installed them in a APC Hot Aisle Containment Pod (IT equipment rack and air conditioning unit). The stock ceiling assembly required us to drop a fire sprinkler head into the pod (which the owner wanted to avoid if at all possible ~8M in IT equipment). By using the Ceilume tile we were able to utilize the APC framing and simply added a piece of T-bar down the middle. Our fire code consultants reviewed the Ceilume tiles with the City of Napa Fire Marshall and achieved approval for their use in our installation.

The ceiling tiles are beautiful. Thank you.

The "period correct" appeal that your ceiling tile adds to the building is a huge improvement.  Both my contractor and general contractor were very impressed with your product.

One of the reasons we used Ceilume in our 50,000 + Sq. Ft flagship store is because they can be installed under fire suppression sprinklers, which saves a lot of money on installation materials and labor, since no visible sprinkler drops were required. And Ceilume's GREENGUARD Environmental Institute certification for indoor air quality is a real benefit for our health conscious customers.

Attached are some photos of our home electronics showroom / digital home design center in Bentonville, Arkansas. The black Ceilume tiles worked very well for our purpose. We'd be glad to be listed as an installation and would welcome visitors.

Thank you for your interest. These ceiling tiles that we got from you are great everyone loves them. We installed them in a little restaurant in Tallahassee, FL. Along with your tiles we used a product from Gridmax (you can find it at Lowe's). I forget what the name of it is, but it's put over the ceiling grid because these Gridmax "grid covers" come in cool patterns. In our case cross-hatched silver. Anyway I attached a photo, but it's at night and not too good of the lighting. When I get some better ones i will send them your way.

The installation went well. I wanted to replace the acoustic tiles that were in my bathroom, to avoid mold and mildew. The vinyl tiles will hold up much better in this damp environment. The new tiles were very easy to work with, I simply cut them with scissors! It has also made the small room feel much brighter and cleaner.

My ceiling turned out beautifully!  I completely renovated an old building in a very small town in southwestern Michigan.  When we finished the project, many people in town were very interested in seeing what we had done.  For the first few weeks we spent about as much time giving tours of the facility as we did working.  Fortunately, the building turned out well and everyone seemed to be really impressed with the place.  The top item on the list of things that people mentioned that they loved was my ceiling.  "Where did you find that?"   
   
As a matter of fact, a local historian came in and took pictures of the place.  She brought me copies of them.  Out of the twenty or so pictures she took of the building, three of them were of the ceiling!
   
We definitely hit a home run with this one!