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I have finished my build and the results turned out quite nicely. The tiles have met our expectations and they offer significant aesthetic improvement vs a traditional "classroom" tile. The pictures of the black Stratford tiles in the theater are installed flush to the ceiling joists with black Ceilinglink grids. The white Stratford tiles in the playroom are installed in regular metal "drop" grids.

It's been a long-time coming but we have finally finished the basement refinishing project for which we ordered the Ceilume Stratford ceiling tiles.  We couldn't be happier with how it turned out and already have received many compliments on the ceiling.   The tiles were super-easy to cut and install.   Installing the tiles goes very quickly - it's installing the grid system that takes time.  We actually have 3 different ceiling heights throughout the basement - for two areas we did a true dropped ceiling grid, for the 3rd and largest area we mounted the grid directly to the joists to maximize the ceiling height.  Surprisingly the grid looks better in the two areas where it is actually dropped - the grid appears more uniform and the joints line up much more seamlessly than in the area where the grid is mounted to the joists (we assume that is because the bottom of the joists aren't precisely level with each other and those small differences manifest when the grid is mounted and tiles are installed). 

Here are a couple of photos of my installation of the Stratford tiles with a CeilingLink grid system in my garage.  This is an unheated garage in upstate New York, and Ceilume was one of the very few panels I found that can handle the range of temperature and humidity, and far and away the most reasonably priced.  Your service and product are excellent, installation was a breeze, and I look forward to doing business with Ceilume in the future.