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Replacing damaged or old, worn out tiles is quick and easy. We have the tools and experts to help you with your order. Whether you want to find your match or replace the whole ceiling, Kanopi has the solution for you.
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Update your whole ceiling
Replacing old ceiling tiles is easier (and cheaper) than you think!
| Project type | Full ceiling tile refresh | Ceiling tile replacement | Drywall ceiling replacement |
| | | | |
| How often? | Every 10 years | As needed | Every 30 years |
| Cost | $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ | $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ | $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ |
| Aids in blocking sound | | Varies based on tile | |
| Variety of design choices | | | |
| Easy to remove | | | |
| Easy to repair/replace | | | |
| Easy to install | | | |
“Our old offices had a lot of hard surfaces, including a drywall ceiling, so there was not much auditory privacy,” he says. “The new ceiling makes a big difference, both in terms of privacy and the overall noise level.”
- Greg Glenn, Project Manager at Clemmons Architecture
“Our old offices had a lot of hard surfaces, including a drywall ceiling, so there was not much auditory privacy,” he says. “The new ceiling makes a big difference, both in terms of privacy and the overall noise level.”
- Greg Glenn, Project Manager at Clemmons Architecture
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Energy saving ceilings
Save on energy costs and consumption when you include Armstrong Templok ceiling tiles in your design plans.
Energy saving ceilings
Save on energy costs and consumption when you include Armstrong Templok ceiling tiles in your design plans.
Energy saving ceilings
Save on energy costs and consumption when you include Armstrong Templok ceiling tiles in your design plans.
A simple ceiling update makes a big difference
Frequently asked questions
Can you replace ceiling tiles?
Yes. It's easy to replace ceiling tiles with new ones. Simply pop the old ones out and drop the new ones in!
How often should ceiling tiles be replaced?
All ceiling tiles should be changed every 10 years to ensure maximum performance.
What can you replace drop ceiling tiles with?
Drop ceiling tiles can be replaced with a number of different types of material. You can replace them with planks, beadboard, drywall, or upgraded ceiling tiles.
How do you install ceiling tiles?
For most DIY-ers installing a drop ceiling is something that can be done quickly. Some of our products require better technical skills, more time planning and measuring, and more tools, like metal shears. Be sure to read our how-to install drop ceiling guide.
When should I consider replacing my ceiling tiles?
Depending on the activity in the space, we recommend replacing stained or damaged tiles as soon as the repair causing the issue has been resolved. Most drop ceilings benefit from a 10-year refresh while some tiles and panels can last up to 30 years.
What are common reasons for needing ceiling tile replacement?
Leaks in the plenum are the most common. You will see a discoloration on your tile warning you to check for issues and make repairs. Additionally, it’s important to swap out tiles surrounding air vents and lighting, you will see build up over time that typically can’t be wiped off. We also see many commercial spaces refreshing and replacing tiles to modernize their spaces, enhance acoustics, and meet local codes for fire safety and food preparation compliance.
Do I need to replace all of my ceiling tiles or just the damaged ones?
The choice is yours. When planning new construction, we always suggest a few extra cartons for ongoing attic stock in case of stains or damages. If you’re working with an older ceiling and trying to find a match, we can help with that too. If your ceiling is showing age, just replacing a few tiles might be more of an eyesore. Every space is unique, our team of experts is here to help you find the best ceiling solution for your needs.
What materials are commonly used for replacement ceiling tiles?
Mineral fiber ceiling tiles contain at least 24% recycled materials and some as much as 95%. They also contain renewable and natural materials including starch, perlite, and clay.
Can I replace my ceiling tiles myself or do I need to hire a professional?
Ceiling tile replacement is considered a DIY job. You’ll want to make sure you have a ladder, safety glasses, and any tools you’ll need for cutting borders or spaces for lights and vents.
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