The American Tin Ceiling Co. is the world's largest manufacturer / direct shipper of authentic tin ceiling tile.  Click Here for Home Page

Tin ceilings are making a significant come back in home decor. Remodelers are finding themselves overwhelmed with the recent demand for tin ceiling renovations. Home builders are including beautiful tin ceilings in many of their new model homes as sales incentives. Designers are embracing the new wave of tin ceiling enthusiasm. Consumers are directly seeking to upgrade their homes with beautiful, authentic tin ceilings and tin backsplashes.

Since it's formation in 2002, American Tin Ceilings has revived the Tin Ceiling genre. Introducing the easy to install SnapLock™ tin ceiling tile and high-end powder coat color finishes, AmTin has positioned the tin ceiling as a high-value product that fits with any room decor. The company provides free tin ceiling design consultation to the general public and industry professionals.

Their patent pending SnapLock™ tin ceiling tile is the only tin ceiling tile that screws directly to drywall or plaster, allowing for easy homeowner tin ceiling installation. Their innovative 3D Dropin tin ceiling tile is revolutionizing the suspended ceiling market. They utilize the original .010 gauge tin plated steel representative of Turn of the Century tin ceilings. No plastic, aluminum or styrofoam! They manufacture over 25 of the best pressed tin ceiling patterns and over 50 high quality powder coat finishes, hence producing the most beautiful tin ceiling tile at a price anyone can afford. The company provides free design consultation to consumers and industry professionals 6 days a week.

“We offer a Low Price Guarantee!” exclaims Gary Shapiro, President.
“Because we are the manufacturer, our tin ceiling tile prices are the lowest in the country", states Mr. Shapiro. "By producing efficiently, and using our web site as our company brochure, we can offer authentic quality tin ceiling tile for prices lower than that of competing products made of simulated materials such as plastic or aluminum."

American Tin Ceilings offers the lowest prices in the industry by efficiently managing the manufacturing process. From the bulk metal coils, to the finished product....we perform the entire process, eliminating the middleman and saving you money. And we are proud to stamp our tin ceiling packages "Made In America!"
The American Tin Ceiling Co. operates a significant manufacturing operation and we maintain a philosphy of continual product improvement. 100 ton, 200 ton and 300 ton presses stamp out tens of thousands of tin ceiling tile weekly. Advanced tooling and die cutting laboratories allow us to develop our own tin ceiling molds, manufacturing systems and proprietary products. Our stamping factory runs three shifts to satisfy the growing demand for tin ceilings. We employ the best technicians who are committed to devloping the highest quality tin ceiling products by most effective means. We stamp our tin panels in our Palmetto, Florida die and press facility. We've engineered our own custom tin ceiling die molds and stamping presses. Efficient control of the manufacturing process allows us to offer consumers the absolute lowest prices in the tin ceiling industry. We have two industrial powder coat operations to produce the most beautiful finished tin ceiling tile in the country.

Tin ceiling tile Types Click Here for Home Page

Tin ceiling tile measure 24" x 24" and come in 6”, 12” and 24” pressed pattern designs.
The 12 inch tin ceiling pattern has 4 impressions on the panel and is the most common pattern used. The 24 inch tin ceiling pattern has just one impression per panel and is utilized for larger ceilings. The 6 inch tin ceiling pattern has 16 impressions on the panel and is used for smaller areas like backsplashes and bathroom ceilings.
12" and 6" tin ceiling embossment patterns gennerally have shallow profile depths. Tin ceiling tile with shallow profile depths, usually under 1/4", can be installed wall to wall with the final perimeter panels cut to fit flush against the wall. Tin crown molding is then installed directly over the tin ceiling tile, hiding the cut edge. If the tin ceilin panel does not reach the wall, the remaining gap can be hidden by the tin crown molding, assuming the projection of the tin crown is sufficient to cover the gap. This is the most common tin ceiling installation scenario and is the easiest to complete.
Most 24" tin ceiling patterns have significant embossment profile depths, sometimes exceeding a 1/2". Installing tin crown molding over a panel with such a deep profile will result in a noticeable gap. This gap is unacceptable by most standards, therefore 24" tin ceiling patterns require an alternate installation method. The embossed tin ceiling tile are installed uncut, then the remaining area around the perimeter is finished with a filler tin ceiling tile, opposed to cropping the 24" embossed tin ceiling tile flush against the wall. The seam where the embossed tin ceiling tile meets the filler panel is commonly covered with a tin flat molding to produce a more pleasing aesthetic transition.
Our tin ceilings are the original tin plated steel, .010 thick T-1 gauge metal, not plastic, aluminum or styrofoam. The weight of each panel is approximately 1.75 - 2lbs. Our authentic tin ceiling tile are finished using an industrial powder coating process. We have developed our own custom formulated colors and antiquing methods to produce the most attractive tin ceiling tile in the entire industry!

SnapLock™ Tin ceiling tile  Click Here for Home Page

The new SnapLock™ tin ceiling tile do not require plywood or caulking.
With American Tin Ceilings' proprietary SnapLock™ tin ceiling tile, anyone can install a breathtaking tin ceiling and beautify their home at an affordable cost!

No plywood, no furring strips, no nail holes, and no need to hire installers.
The SnapLock™ tin ceiling tile is attached directly to drywall with six drywall screws. A proprietary interlocking flange system allows the corresponding tin ceiling tile to ‘Snap' into each other. This method significantly reduces installation requirements and saves customers an average of $2-$4 per tin panel in installation costs versus the traditional nail-up tin ceiling tile. If you are handy with a screwdriver, a ladder and a tin snips, you should be able to install a SnapLock™ tin ceiling.

“This is the first modification of the tin ceiling tile in 130 years.”, states Gary Shapiro, President. “We invented our Snaplock™ tin ceiling tile to allow for easy installation”. The American Tin Ceiling Company manufactures, finishes and distributes their patent pending Snaplock™ tin ceiling tile, the traditional Nailup tin ceiling tile 3D Dropin Tin ceiling tile and standard Dropin tin ceiling tile for suspended ceiling grids. They use the original .010 gauge tin plated steel to produce beautiful, authentic quality tin ceilings. The American Tin Ceiling Company also offers tin accessories like tin crown molding, tin flat molding and tin filler panels.

Nailup Tin ceiling tile Click Here for Home Page

The Nailup tin ceiling tile measure 24-1/4" X 24-1/4 with the 1/4" overlapping nail flange.
American Tin Ceilings authentically represents this traditional tin ceiling tile that hasn't changed in 130 years. Nail-Up tin ceiling tile require a 3/8" plywood substrate or furring strip grid spaced 24" on center to which the tin ceiling tile are nailed. White colors usually require caulking for edges and nail holes.
The original .010 Tin Plated Steel Panels, available in 25 patterns
•Powder Coated in any of our 50 colors for a permanent finish.
•Will not fade, rust or discolor and can be cleaned with soap and water.
•Tin ceiling tile have beautiful nail rail edges and overlap 1/4 inch.
•Easy to Brad Nail into plywood or furring strips (24" on center).
•Also available unfinished for the Paint-it-Yourselfer.
All patterns available in any color.
•Offering 25 unique tin ceiling patterns available in 6", 12" and 24" pattern sizes.
•All tin ceiling patterns measure 24" x 24" (two feet by two feet)
The Nailup tin ceiling tile is the traditional product that initially popularized tin ceilings at the turn of the century. The Nailup tin ceiling tile hasn't changed in 130 years and is commonly what most retailers sell today. It requires a plywood substrate or furring strip grid spaced twenty-four inches on center. The grid must run both directions to support nailing every six inches on all four sides of the Nailup tin ceiling tile. The Nailup tin ceiling tile has a quarter inch overlapping nail flange that helps create a smooth transition from panel to panel, and minimizes the appearance of seams. Exposed nails are characteristic of the Nailup tin ceiling tile and are generally blended into the ceiling with matching paint. The standard Nailup tin ceiling tile measures 24" x 24" plus the 1/4" overlapping nail flange.

Dropin Tin ceiling tile Click Here for Home Page

DropIn 23.75" x 23.75" Tin ceiling tile
•The original .010 Tin Plated Steel Panels, available in 25 patterns
•Powder Coated in any of our 50 colors for a permanent finish.
•Fits all standard 15/16" suspended ceiling grid systems.
•Also available unfinished for the Paint-it-Yourselfer.
•Most colors available for painting the suspended ceiling grid.

3D Dropin Tin Ceiling Tile Click Here for Home Page

Introducing: 3D Dropin Tin ceiling tile

The 3D Dropin Tin ceiling tile represents a 1" depth reveal for standard 2'x2' grid systems. It "Hides the Grid!". A unique and dynamic look for existing or new suspended grid ceiling systems. The 3D Dropin Tin ceiling tile drops a full 1" below the ceiling grid system to create a coffered ceiling look that actually hides the ceiling grid system from many angles. The new 3D Dropin suspended ceiling tile will become the "in-demand" ceiling tile. Restaurants, commercial offices, retail stores, even residential basements can now get a beautiful coffered look using their existing ceiling grid systems. Available in all 24 patterns and all 45 Powder Coat Colors. The 3D Dropin Tin ceiling tile is only available from The American Tin Ceiling Company

Tin Backsplash Panels Click Here for Home Page

•All panels measure 24"x24"
•Backsplash applications utilize the Nailup tin panel.
•Any pattern is available in any color.
•Backsplash panels can easily be installed with the use of a construction adhesive like AcrylPro (an acrylic tile adhesive) and/or Liquid Nails.
•The original .010 tin plated steel panel.
•50 Powder Coated colors for a permanent finish.
•Easy to clean and will not fade or rust.
•6" patterns fit neatly between counter and cabinets.
•Easily cut with tin snips, and installs to any surface.
•NO PLYWOOD REQUIRED

A tin backsplash application requires 6" pressed patterns to accomodate a typical 18" height backsplash. The Nailup tin panel is used for this application. A construction adhesive like Liquid Nails and/or AcrylPro is commonly used to adhere the tin backsplash panels to the wall.

Properly finished tin backsplash can be cleaned using a mild detergent and water. The traditional Nailup tin panels are used for wall applications. The Nailup tin panel has a 1/4" overlapping nail flange by which all of the corresponding tin panels overlap each other. This makes for a cleaner installation and produces the appearance of a somewhat seamless look. Because the average height of a backsplash is only 18", the 6” pattern is most often used for backsplash applications, as the smaller pattern provides a better aesthetic fill. With the standard 24" sized tin backsplash panel, you'll need to cut the top quarter of the tin panel to fit in the 18" wall height between the countertop and the cabinet. Using a 6" pattern will provide a 3 pattern vertical repeat, where as using a 12" pattern will only provide a 1-1/2 pattern vertical repeat. The tin backsplash panels are commonly cut with a standard tin snips. A factory edge of the tin backsplash panel should sit on the countertop. The top of the tin panel should be trimmed to fit flush against the cabinet. Most construction adhesives like Liquid Nails® or AcrylPro® will adhere the tin backsplash panels to the wall. A small decorative wood molding is generally used to cover the outside edges. Caulk is commonly used where the factory edge of the tin panel meets the countertop. Where the top trimmed piece of tin panel meets the cabinets, a small beveled molding can be used, but because this edge is not normally visible, this edge can be left untrimmed. The.010 tin plated steel has a fire rating of over 1300 degrees fahrenheit. Our powdercoat finishes are cured at approximately 400 degrees fahrenheit. We utilize a high-tech industrial powder coat finishing process for our tin backsplash panels. This is superior to any paint product in resisting acids, solvents, impact, abrasions and heat. For customers purchasing unfinished tin backsplash panels we recommend a minimum of a polyurethane clear coat be applied to the tin as a protectant.

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American Tin Ceilings has 24 of the best pressed tin design patterns in the industry. We've done the research for you and reviewed all of the industry's tin ceiling patterns. Our selection of tin ceiling patterns represents the best of the best, so you don't have to spend hours weeding through hundreds of pattern designs. Our patterns are available in 6”, 12” and 24”. Six inch patterns repeat sixteen times in a standard 24” x 24” tin ceiling tile. Twelve inch patterns repeat four times in a standard 24” x 24” tin ceiling tile. Twenty-four inch patterns fill the entire standard 24” x 24” tin ceiling tile.

We offer 24 of the industry's best tin ceiling pattern designs in 6", 12" and 24" tin patterns. We press our real tin plated steel panels in our Florida tin stamping facility. We control all manufacturing, so consumers reap significant savings.

The #1 tin ceiling tile utilizes a 12" beveled square pattern design. It is a very versitale pattern with a subtle, elegant styling. Profile depth: ¼" Does not require filler. Best for small, medium and large sized ceilings under 250 square feet.

The #2 tin ceiling tile utilizes a 12" arcing diamond pattern design that produces a tiling circle. It is the most popular panel in the industry, and the most versatile. Profile depth: 1/8". Does not require filler. Best for small, medium and large sized ceilings under 250 square feet.

The #3 tin ceiling tile utilizes a 6 " version of our #2 panel, which is the most popular panel in the industry. It is a favorite choice for backsplashes and small accent areas. Profile depth: 1/8". Does not require filler. Best for small ceilings under 100 square feet.

The #4 tin ceiling tile utilizes a 12" swirling design with flowered hasps framing a sunken medallion. A very decorative pattern with a concentrated fill.Profile depth: ¼". Does not require filler. Best for small, medium and large sized ceilings under 250 square feet.

The #5 tin ceiling tile utilizes a 12" flower design heavily embossed into a beveled square. A very decorative pattern with a concentrated fill. Profile depth: ¼". Does not require filler. Best for small, medium and large sized ceilings under 250 square feet.

The #6 tin ceiling tile utilizes a 24" pattern design with a large concentric square inset with wrinkled texture. A subdued fill with simplified elegance. Profile depth: ¼". Filler is recommended. Best for medium and large sized ceilings over 150 square feet.

The #7 tin ceiling tile utilizes a 24" pattern design with a large circular wreath set in a square egg and arrow tray. The most popular panel for large rooms. Profile depth: ¼". Filler is recommended. Best for medium and large sized ceilings over 150 square feet.

The #8 tin ceiling tile utilizes a 12" butterfly oak leaf pattern design that produces tiling circles. Subtle yet dramatic. Profile depth: 1/8". Does not require filler. Best for small, medium
and large sized ceilings under 250 square feet.

The #9 tin ceiling tile is a 24 " multiple medallion pattern design. It creates alternating victorian flower and centerpiece medallions. An exquisite design with an elegant sophistication. Profile depth: 3/8". Requires filler. Best for medium and large sized ceilings over 150 square feet.

The #10 tin ceiling tile utilizes a 24" pattern design with a large concentric square framed by decorative flowered hasps. A favorite for large ceilings. Profile depth: ½". Filler is recommended. Best for medium and large sized ceilings over 150 square feet.

The #11 tin ceiling tile utilizes a 24" cross hatch pattern framed by decorative nosing. A unique, robust design with commanding prominence. Profile depth: ½". Requires filler.
Best for medium and large sized rooms over 150 square feet.

The #12 tin ceiling tile utilizes a 24" pattern with a beveled clover and thorns design over hammered texture. A medeival style that seduces the eye. Profile depth: ¼". Requires filler. Best for medium and large sized ceilings over 150 square feet.

The #13 tin ceiling tile utilizes a 24" octagon cross pattern design with a deep, 3 dimensional profile. It is a favorite with coffers and exotic ceilings. Profile depth: ½". Requires filler.
Best for medium and large sized rooms over 150 square feet.

The #14 tin ceiling tile utilizes a 24" flaming crest design. A dramatic panel. For those who wish to make a statement. Profile depth: 3/8". Requires filler. Best for medium and large sized ceilings over 150 square feet.

The #15 tin ceiling tile utilizes a 6 " pattern with a Greco-Roman olive wreath design. We call it "The Caesar". Profile depth: 1/8". Does not require filler. Best for small ceilings under 100 square feet.

The #16 tin ceiling tile utilizes a 12" decorative crest emblem set in a hammered texture. A subtle yet prominent design. Profile depth: ¼". Does not require filler. Best for small, medium
and large sized rooms under 250 square feet.

The #17 tin ceiling tile utilizes a 12" pattern with a very decorative vine and leaf design. It is a versatile panel and provides a seamless, concentrated fill. Profile depth: 1/8". Does not require filler. Best for small, medium and large sized ceilings under 250 square feet.

The #18 tin ceiling tile utilizes a 12" pattern with a modern diamond design. For those seeking a more contemporary styling. Profile depth: 1/8". Does not require filler. Best for small, medium and large sized ceilings under 250 square feet.

The #19 tin ceiling tile utilizes a 6 " pattern with a modern diamond design. For those seeking a more contemporary styling. Profile depth: 1/8". Does not require filler. Best for small ceilings under 100 square feet.

The #20 tin ceiling tile utilizes a 6 " pattern with a concentric square design. For those seeking a subtle geometric styling. Profile depth: 1/8". Does not require filler. Best for small ceilings under 100 square feet.

The #21 panel utilizes a 6" pattern with a Fleur-de-lis design. It is subtle compared to the #3 but more decorative than #19 & #20. Profile depth: 1/8". Does not require filler. Best for small ceilings under 100 square feet.

The #22 tin ceiling tile is a stunningly beautiful panel that we salvaged from a Cheyenne, Wyoming abandoned 1800's building that was destroyed by fire. There is nothing quite like it, and in our opinion, nothing as striking. For those seeking a panel that has no equal. An American Tin Exclusive! Profile depth: ½". Requires filler. Best for medium and large sized ceilings.

The #23 tin ceiling tile is a dramatic 24" pattern that is an American Tin Exclusive. We salvaged it from a Duluth, Minnesota early 1900's school house that was destroyed by fire. It is a very unique pattern that creates a beautiful tiling design. An American Tin Exclusive! Profile depth: 1/2 ". Requires filler. Best for medium and large sized ceilings.

The #24 tin ceiling tile is a 12" pattern utilizing a unique eye shaped medallion, inset in hammered texture with opposing floral designs. A striking pattern with broad appeal. Profile depth: ¼". Requires filler. Best for medium and large sized ceilings over 150 square feet.

24 "x 24" tin ceiling Filler panel. Our tin filler is the authentic 24" x 24" size, .010 guage tin plated steel ceiling tile. Instead of design embossment, the filler panel has a flat, hammered texture which makes it ideal for filling perimeters where an embossed panel would need to be cut to fit flush. It has no flanges, making it perfect for cutting into custom sized pieces. for more about Tin Filler. Profile depth: none. Best for bordering perimeters and special applications.
Filler is a 24" x 24" size, .010 guage tin plated steel ceiling tile.
Filler is generally used:
•For ceilings with a complex perimeter
•For tin ceiling patterns with a deep profile depth that do not accommodate cropping
•For tin ceiling design layouts specifying filler
Instead of a pressed design, the filler panel has a flat, hammered texture which makes it ideal for filling perimeters, where a pressed tin panel would need to be cut to fit flush. It has no flanges, making it perfect for cutting into custom sized pieces.
•Some websites represent tin filler panels as being a requirement for a tin ceiling. This is not the case. In fact, the most common tin ceiling layout uses no tin filler at all and merely trims the pressed tin panel flush against the wall. However, for certain situations, tin filler is necessary. Tin filler panel is commonly installed by coating the backside with a construction adhesive and nailing the tin filler panel into the substrate, placing one nail every 6 inches around the perimeter of the tin filler panel. Tin flat molding is often used to transition between tin filler and pressed tin panels, and will hide any unsightly seams.

Powder Coat Finishes Click Here for Home Page

50 unique colors available in gloss, satin, matte and textured finishes.
•Will not rust or tarnish over time.
•Resistant to water and moisture.

The most attractive tin ceiling tiles in the entire industry.
Our tin ceiling tiles are finished using a high-end powder coat process. Powder coating produces extremely durable and attractive finishes. The quality of the finished product outlasts and outperforms painted parts. It also exceeds paint in resisting acids, solvents, impact, abrasions, heat and moisture. These high end finishes are available only from American Tin Ceilings.

All of our colors are applied using an industrial quality powder coat finishing process (suitable for outdoor, kitchen, or bathroom application). To our knowledge, we are the only tin ceiling company to exclusively utilize such a high-end finishing process. Each tin ceiling tile is hung on a conveyer line which runs the product through our automatic powder coating booth, then the ceiling product passes through our twenty foot radiant oven which bakes the finish at 450 degrees. This assures you of a permanent finished tin ceiling tile that will last a very, very long time. The colors will not fade or discolor over time and the finish is impervious to water, humidity, and rust. Powder coated pressed tin panels can be cleaned with common mild detergents which is important for backsplash applications. If you decide to change your color scheme in future years, you can paint directly over the powder coated tin panels.

Bright White Satin
Our Bright White tin ceiling tile powder coat finish is a traditional white with a satin/semi-gloss finish. Great for brightening a room.

Bright White Gloss
Our Bright White Gloss tin ceiling tile powder coat finish is a traditional white with a high gloss finish. Great for brightening a room.

Creamy White
Our Creamy White tin ceiling tile powder coat finish is a traditional off-white with a satin/semi-gloss finish. Our most popular finish, and the most versatile.

White Granite Satin
Our White Granite Satin tin ceiling tile powder coat finish is an American Tin Ceiling exclusive. A satin white with a dynamic granite like speckled texture. An exotic alternative to plain white or creamy white.

Antique White Satin (Pearl)
Our Antique White Pearl tin ceiling tile powder coat is a satin white with a dynamic pearlescent-like shimmer. An exotic alternative to plain white or creamy white.

Off White Semi-Gloss
A traditional off-white tin ceiling tile powder coat finish with a subtle, fine granular texture and a semi-gloss finish. Great for kitchen ceilings and backsplashes!

White Misted with Gold
Our Creamy White tin ceiling tile powder coat misted with Gold is a satin/semi-gloss finish.

Antique White Gloss
Our Antique White Gloss tin ceiling tile powder coat is a vanilla hue antique white with a lustrous gloss finish. A good alternative to our bright white and creamy white.

Mocha Granite Satin
Our Mocha Granite Satin tin ceiling tile powder coat finish is a custom blended American Tin exclusive! A warm mocha hue with a granular texture and a satin/semi-gloss finish. Great in kitchens, bathrooms and backsplashes.

Mocha Bronze Metallic
Our Mocha Bronze Metallic tin ceiling tile powder coat finish is a custom blended American Tin exclusive! A medium, sandy mocha hue with a bronze overlay and granular, semi-gloss finish. Great in kitchens, bathrooms and backsplashes.

Dusty Rose Satin
Our Dusty Rose Satin tin ceiling tile powder coat finish powder coat finish is a custom blended American Tin exclusive! A light, soft rosy pastel with a sandy, ganular texture and a satin/semi-gloss finish. Great in kitchens, bathrooms and backsplashes.

Satin Copper
Our Satin Copper tin ceiling tile powder coat finish is a subtle, muted copper with a rich, warm tone. Softly brightens a room, yet maintains a vibrant hue.

Metallic Copper
Our Metallic Copper tin ceiling tile powder coat finish is a bright, penny copper hue with a metallic shine. A full, vibrant, real copper look that brings life to a room.

Rustic Copper Translucent
Our Rustic Copper tin ceiling tile powder coat finish is an amber tinted copper with a dynamic translucent gloss. For those seeking a copper finish with a flamboyant flair.

Custom Antique Copper
An elegant two step tin ceiling tile powder coat finish. A rich copper hue, overlayed with a dynamic bronze antique and finished with a lustrous gloss finish. A wonderful accent to dark woods.

Antique Copper Vein
Our Antique Copper tin ceiling tile powder coat finish is a rich, antique metallic copper hue with a delicate black crackled antique veining. A dramatic finish that compliments dark wood decor. One of our personal favorites. We highly recommend it!

Antique Rustic Copper
Our Antique Rustic Copper tin ceiling tile powder coat finish is an amber tinted copper with a subtle antiquing and a dynamic metallic translucent gloss. The industry's most beautiful tin ceiling finish.

Custom Antique Mahogany
A high end, stunning tin ceiling tile powder coat finish. Our Custom Antique Copper with a mahogany hue. The perfect compliment for cherry or redwoods.

Antique Burgundy Satin
A rich, robust burgundy tin ceiling tile powder coat finish layered with antique and finished with a satin/semi-gloss. A high end, stunning finish. Perfect with cherry or mahogany woods.

Antique Burgundy Gloss
A rich, robust burgundy with a metallic gloss tin ceiling tile powder coat finish. A high end, stunning finish. Perfect with cherry or mahogany woods.

Burgundy Merlot Metallic
A bright, metallic gloss tin ceiling tile powder coat finish with a heavy tint of burgundy. A perfect compliment to cherry wood. A great alternative if antique finishes are too dark for your taste.

Ruby Red
Our Ruby Red tin ceiling tile powder coat finish is a brilliant, bright red with a high gloss finish. A bold color that makes a dramatic statement.

Black Cherry
One of our Candy Colors! A deep magenta hue with a lustrous gloss finish. A bold color that makes a dramatic statement.

Candy Apple Red
One of our Candy Colors! A bold Candy Apple Red tin ceiling tile powder coat finish with a lustrous gloss finish. A flamboyant color that makes a dramatic statement.

Purple Haze
One of our Candy Colors! A flamboyant purple hue with a lustrous gloss tin ceiling tile powder coat finish. A bold color that makes a dramatic statement.

Stainless Steel Gloss
Our Stainless Steel tin ceiling tile powder coat finish utilizes the natural beauty of our raw tin with a high gloss powder coat clear. A perfect compliment to chrome or steel appliances and fixtures.

Brushed Satin Nickel
Our Brushed Nickel tin ceiling tile powder coat finish created from the labs of DuPont Powders, brings a match to Brushed Nickel Faucets and appliances. Utilizing a special satin coating, this finish brings out qualities of brushed steel.

Satin Chrome
Our Satin Chrome tin ceiling tile powder coat finish is a beautiful bright silver hue with lustrous satin chrome finish.

Antique Silver Satin
Our Antique Silver tin ceiling tile powder coat finish is a mildly antiqued silver steel hue with a satin/matte finish. One of our most popular finishes.

Antique Silver Gloss
Our Antique Silver Gloss tin ceiling tile finish utilizes proprietary powder coat antiquing methods to produce an attractive antique silver with a high gloss. A dramatic silver finish that sets a distintive mood.

Aged Pewter Satin
Our Aged Pewter tin ceiling tile powder coat finish is a beautiful antique pewter hue with a pitted texture satin finish.

Textured Black Satin
Our Textured Black Satin tin ceiling tile powder coat finish is a dramatic black hue with a textured finish.

Black Lacquer Gloss
Our Black Lacquer powder coat is a deep black with a dynamic high gloss finish. For those seeking a bold and daring look.

Royal Gold Satin
Our Royal Gold powder coat finish is a soft, warm gold with a satin/matte finish. It is a subtle yet lavish finish that lends brightness and warmth to a room.

Metallic Gold
Our Metallic Gold tin ceiling tile powder coat finish is a bright, gold hue with a metallic gloss. A full, vibrant, gold that brings life to any room.

Brass Metallic
Our Brass Metallic tin ceiling tile powder coat finish is a bright, brass hue with a metallic gloss. A full, vibrant, brass that brings life to any room.

Amber Gold
One of our Candy Colors! A dynamic amber/gold hue with a lustrous gloss tin ceiling tile powder coat finish. A striking color that makes a bold statement.

Custom Antique Gold
Our Antique Gold tin ceiling tile finish utilizes proprietary powder coat antiquing methods to transform our Golden Brass into a deep, rich, dynamic finish that lends an elegant sophistication to any room.

Antique Gold Vein
Our Antique Gold Vein tin ceiling tile powder coat finish utilizes a rich, antique metallic gold hue with a delicate black crackled antique veining. A eclectic finish for discriminating tastes.

Forest Green Vein
Our Forest Green Vein tin ceiling tile powder coat finish is a lively green hue with a delicate black crackled antique veining. A colorful finish that will breath life into any room.

Kelly Green Gloss
Our Kelly Green tin ceiling tile powder coat finish is a bold green with a gloss finish. A festive color that adds a unique flair to any room.

Green Granite Satin
Our Green Granite Satin tin ceiling tile powder coat finish is a rich green hue with fine granite texture and a satin finish.

Olive Patina Matte
Our Olive Patina Matte tin ceiling tile powder coat finish is a subued olive green hue with a very subtle copper patina texture and a matte finish.

Electric Blue
One of our Candy Colors! A bold Electric Blue tin ceiling tile powder coat finish with a lustrous gloss finish. A flamboyant color that makes a dramatic statement.

Other tin ceiling tile powder coat finishes:
Brick
Burnt Rust
Copper Texture
Old Bronze
Speckled Oak
Weathered Brick

Tin Molding Click Here for Home Page

Pressed Tin Molding
•The original .010 tin plated steel in 4 Foot lengths.
•All of our tin moldings are available in all colors.
•We offer 9", 6", 5" and 4" ctin rown as well as
tin flat molding and tin girder nosing.
•Pre-cut miters are available.

Tin Crown Molding
•C1 - 9 inch Tin Crown molding measures 9” from edge to edge and has a 6 1/4” projection. It utilizes a beautiful heart and pendant design with a concave curvature.
•C2 - 6 inch Tin Crown molding measures 6” from edge to edge and has a 4 1/4” projection. It utilizes an attractive torch and bouquet design with a concave curvature.
•C3 - 4 inch Tin Crown molding measures 4” from edge to edge and has a 3 1/4” projection. It has the classic egg and dart design with a convex curvature.
•C4 - 5 inch Tin Crown molding measures 5” from edge to edge and has a 4 1/2” projection. It has a subtle design with a convex barrel curvature.

Flat
•M1 - -1/2 inch tin flat molding measures 4 1/2” from edge to edge. It utilizes the classic egg and dart design.
•M2 - 3 1/2 inch tin flat molding measures 3 1/2” from edge to edge. It has an attractive rope design.
•M3 - 3 1/2 inch tin flat molding measures 3 1/2” from edge to edge. It has a contemporary diamond design.

Tin Girder Nosing
G1 - 1 inch Tin Girder Nosing is an 'L' molding used for capping outside corners. It is primarily used to terminate a tin ceiling where it spans upward, into a loft for instance.

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The American Tin Ceilings Design Center
Free Design consultation 6 days a week! Call Toll Free: 1-888-231-7500

Our eight full-time designers take pride in helping you acquire a beautiful tin ceiling or tin backsplash. We have assisted with the layout of over 40,000 tin ceilings, gladly going out of our way to ensure customer satisfaction. We are committed to assisting you with your tin ceiling purchase. Our eight tin ceiling designers answer calls Monday through Friday 8am - 6pm, and Saturday 8am - 12pm, helping you select the appropriate tin ceiling tile and quantities. Customers can contact us via our toll free phone number: 1-888-231-7500, fax: 941-359-8776, or through our website. To help insure that your project is a success, we provide free tin ceiling consultation via phone and/or email. To our knowledge, we are the only tin ceiling company that offers such a service free of charge.
•8 Designers on staff to help you with the layout of your tin ceiling project.
•Tin Ceiling Product, Pattern and Color Selection assistance.
•Tin Ceiling Installation recommendations and advice.
•Call Toll Free: 1-888-231-7500
•Fax your floor plan to 941-359-8776.

The American Tin Ceiling Company assists builders, contractors, designers and homeowners with the preliminary layout and design of their tin ceiling. Consumers can call toll free to talk with a designer and fax or email room diagrams to receive design recommendations and price quotes.