Tin Ceiling Backsplash

Suddenly removing the tiled backsplash in 
this kitchen turned into a disaster...

removing old tile www.homeroad.net



The solution to this problem gives the kitchen an inexpensive and beautiful new look.
Fasade to the rescue!
(this is not a paid endorsement)

18" x 24" thermoplastic PVC tiles... available at Home Depot. 


Just measure to the size you need and cut with a craft knife.


A strip of molding is glued up first using Premium Loctite polyurethane construction adhesive.


Each panel slides into the molding and is glued in place.

adding adhesive to tin ceiling backsplash www.homeroad.net

Looking gorgeous already! 

tin ceiling backsplash in kitchen www.homeroad.net

The final strip of old tile is covered with a trim piece.

tin ceiling backsplash www.homeroad.net

And the kitchen backsplash disaster is averted!

kitchen tin ceiling backsplash tutorial www.homeroad.net

The total cost for this project was $130
and it couldn't look nicer!

Fasade comes in many colors and finishes...
To see all the great styles and finishes, visit
http://backsplashideas.com/t/faq




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I am Susan, the author and creator at Homeroad. I am a wife of 28 years, the mother of 4 daughters, and the grandmother of 4 grandsons. I am a DIY Blogger and a part time PreK teacher.

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Comments

  1. Korrie@RedHenHomeSeptember 26, 2013 at 9:05 AM

    Very nice, Susan! Glad you were able to recover from your disaster.

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  2. AnonymousSeptember 26, 2013 at 9:47 AM

    Nice gives me courage to cover my kitchens backspash..old yellow match the counter stuff..never have liked that stuff don't know the name.THANKS for inspiration!

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  3. MindySeptember 26, 2013 at 11:34 AM

    Oh my gosh, it's sooo cute! I've always loved those tin tiles.

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  4. KatherineSeptember 26, 2013 at 7:44 PM

    Looks great and I'd like to try it, but how easy is it to clean? The raised design makes me wonder. No one in my family seems to be able to hit the compost bucket the first time. Blech.

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    1. Susan HomeroadOctober 2, 2013 at 6:06 PM

      Because these are made of plastic, Fasade panels are very easy to clean. Just wipe down with soap and water. Here's a link to other frequently asked questions: http://backsplashideas.com/t/faq

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  5. Gail WilsonSeptember 26, 2013 at 10:11 PM

    woohooo! I've seen this at Home Depot... and always wondered about it. Your backsplash looks wonderful Susan!

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  6. KarenSeptember 27, 2013 at 12:17 AM

    Very nice!

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  7. cynthia lee designsSeptember 27, 2013 at 1:09 AM

    Looks great!! I've had this backsplash in my kitchen for several years and I love it. Mine is a different design then yours and is copper.
    ~Cindy

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  8. BlissSeptember 27, 2013 at 8:31 AM

    So if I used this stuff I wouldn't have to rip down my wallpaper back splash huh? Hmmm.....

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  10. Debilou ~ Mississippi MamaSeptember 27, 2013 at 10:45 AM

    oh i love this,, would love it in my kitchen. Looks great.


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