Each 2’ x 2’ panel screws directly into your existing ceiling for easy installation.
Why Choose Snap Lock?
Easy Installation
Install directly over drywall, popcorn, or plaster ceilings without plywood substrates, drop-in grids, or furring strips.
Seamless Appearance
Interlocking edges conceal fasteners for a clean and polished finish.
Authentic Tin Craftsmanship
Enjoy the timeless character of genuine tin-plated steel, proudly made in the USA.
How Snap Lock's
Interlocking System Works
Concealed fasteners create a seamless appearance without compromising the decorative detail of your ceiling. Snap Lock's tongue-and-groove edges connect each panel for a secure installation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can Snap Lock be installed over an existing ceiling?
Yes. Snap Lock is designed for installation over any structurally sound ceiling or wall, including drywall, plaster, and popcorn ceilings.
Does Snap Lock require plywood or adhesive?
No. Snap Lock is designed for direct screw installation without plywood backing or adhesive.
Can Snap Lock tiles be cut to fit?
Yes. Snap Lock tiles can be easily trimmed with tin snips to fit around edges, corners, and fixtures for a precise fit.
What type of screws are needed for Snap Lock installation?
Snap Lock tiles are installed using #6 drywall screws.
Can I install Snap Lock myself?
Yes. Snap Lock's interlocking design makes it an approachable option for DIY projects. One person can do it by themselves. Review the installation guide before getting started.
How are the screws concealed?
The interlocking edges cover fasteners as each adjoining panel is installed.
What finishes are available?
Snap Lock is offered in a wide selection of colors and finishes, from traditional whites to decorative metallics.
What size are Snap Lock tiles?
Each Snap Lock panel measures 2’ x 2’.
How is Snap Lock different from nail-up and drop-in tin tiles?
Nail-up tiles are nail into a plywood substrate or furring strips, and drop-in tiles sit in a suspended grid. Snap Lock screws directly into your existing ceiling.