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I was born in Peoria, Il but have lived in Colorado for the last 20 years. As a child I spent nearly every summer at my Great-Grandmother's farm North of Peoria. Fast forward to now - I am married with four children. For the the past 8 years we've spent two weeks every summer at the farm in Illinois. (it's been empty for that long) My Great-grandma passed away three years ago (she was one month away from 100) and no one wanted to take over the farm. We've wanted to live there for a long while - we ended up moving there (here) October 2008. I've been in the pizza industry for 12 years - so we found a building in a small town about 10 miles form the farm and opened a pizza restaurant. Researching ceiling options I found your website - and the rest is history. Installation was very easy. The ceiling is beautiful and we have many people compliment on how it looks. I had some left over tiles and I've given several of the tiles out to my guests along with your web address. Thank you for helping us build a successful restaurant!

We can seat about 44 in the dining room and another 44 in our banquet room. Our town has a population of about 2000 and we'll fill both rooms on Friday and Saturday night.

Thanks again for a great product! 

The look came out great!!!  Kinda makes me feel like I've got a Casino type ceiling installed.  Please let me know if ya'll end up posting them so I can share with friends as well. Thanks so much for your follow up.

The installation is in a 20' x 22' indoor spa area. I used  24" x 24" white Ceilume Petal Ceiling Tiles and HG-Grid Vinyl Suspension System from Acoustic Ceiling Products. For the edge pieces, I used painted drywall. I selected Ceilume tiles and the HG-Grid system because of the humidity in the spa area. The grid system was slightly more difficult to install than a metal system since the pieces did not snap together as easily as metal and the plastic was much more flexible and harder to keep in place. The tiles dropped right in without a problem. The only problem I had was that I did not realize that the Petal tiles are directional so I had completed a section before noticing that the tiles should be oriented in a specific pattern. Attached are some photos of the installation, the spot over the spa is a fan/vent. Please let me know if you post them to your website. Thanks.