Accessories

Match the hardware to the installation

• Cone head nails are the traditional fastener for nail-up installations — their decorative domed heads disappear into the pattern at the tile seams. A one-pound box covers substantial ground; when in doubt, round up.
• Hold-down clips are for drop-in installations, keeping lay-in tiles seated in the grid — important over doorways, near ducts, and anywhere airflow can lift a panel.
• Switch and rocker covers: matching tin covers that carry the ceiling's character down the wall — the small detail that makes an installation read complete.
• Switch It magnetic frames: magnetic wall mounts for showcasing Tintype.Art metal posters — hang with screws or Command Strips, combine sizes for larger art, and swap displays in seconds.

Ordering with your tiles

Add hardware to your tile order and everything arrives together, ready for installation day. Not sure which installation type you're doing? Our Resources page covers nail-up vs. drop-in basics, and the installation guide walks the full process. Or call (412) 419-2600 and describe your ceiling — we'll tell you exactly what you need.