Testimonial

Mr. Shafer recently received a letter from descendants of the original owner of the East Elm Street store, along with a photograph of the proprietor taken sometime in the 1930s. The original tin ceiling that remains today is visible in the decades-old picture.

Tin Ceiling Longevity

Hello, It was finished. very beautiful. Thank you ARIGATO Tsutomu Shimizu

It was finished

2yrs ago, my husband and I bought some land on a mountain and started building a log cabin. I told him all my life I wanted a tin ceiling. After checking around the hardware stores we thought we would never be able to afford it. Then we found your company. Your sales people were awesome. I left a message and received a call back on a holiday, from his cell phone! Your sales person answered all our questions. And we placed our order. We did the kitchen, dining room, hall and bathroom down stairs. And have received so many compliments, In fact some male friends who have come to see our home have said their wives can never come and see the ceilings. Then we tell them how easy it was and what a great price they were. I just want to let you know how happy I am with it. You all helped make my dream come true. Thank you.

My dream came true.

Dear David, Thank you and TinCeilingXpress.com so much for providing "Worst Kitchen in America" with your stunning tin ceiling tiles for our DIY Network special. Thanks to TinCeilingXpress.com, the kitchen now looks absolutely amazing, and the winning family is ecstatic!!! We could not have achieved this incredible kitchen with Shanko' help! WE are forever grateful

A very Special Thank you form DIY Network's Worst Kitchen in Ame

We wanted to create an "old West" style dining room. We bought the unfinished pieces, primed and painted them and installed them. For the crown molding, I made corner pieces from wood in order to simplify the installation. Looks great!

Dining Room