UV-Printed PVC Drop Ceiling Tiles 2x2 ft

Updated August 26, 2026

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Lot number411
AuctionTuesday Liquidation Auction Salt Lake City 9/1/26
DateSeptember 1, 2026 at 6:00 PM MDT
Auction houseATX Auctions Utah
LocationSalt Lake City, Utah

est.MSRP: $72 Condition: NEW CANCELED DELIVERY Brand: Gigrwiin Model: Ceiling Tiles ASIN: B0DG2S9Y8B High-grade UV-Printed Ceiling Tiles Crafted from virgin-grade PVC vinyl ,which is Class A fire-resistant, these ceiling tiles offer inherent waterproof, oil resistant, and corrosion resistant properties ideal for humid or oily environments like kitchens, bathrooms, and restaurants. High-Definition UV Printing & Fade-Resistant Finish These PVC ceiling tiles feature high-definition UV printing technology, delivering vivid, sharp patterns and colors that resist fading and discoloration under long term light exposure. The printed layer bonds tightly to the PVC surface, helping maintain a clean, polished look over time. Effortless Drop-In Installation Compatible with standard 15/16" grids, these UV-printed PVC tiles install easily with a simple drop in design no glue, no peel and stick application, and no painting needed. Lightweight and flexible, they are simple to handle and cut, suitable for both DIY users and professional installers Versatile Design & Wide Application Scope With a smooth UV-printed surface and a variety of pattern options (customizable), these tiles blend seamlessly into most decor styles from modern minimalism to classic elegance. Ideal for bathrooms, powder rooms, walk-ins, closets, offices, & ceiling edge finishing easy to cut & customize Easy Maintenance & Reliable Support The smooth UV-printed surface is easy to clean; simply wipe with a damp cloth to remove dust or light stains. In the unlikely event of damage during transportation, hassle free replacement is available to ensure a smooth purchase experience.

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