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Shanko now offers custom face plates for all your Backsplash and Wainscoting projects. Our face plates come in unfinished steel, powder coated colors and vintange hand painted and antique hand painted colors. For a complete listing of our available finishes, please visit our Available Finishes page. These face plates will be the finishing touch on your project.

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I just recieved a sample of wood grain samples in Teak. WOW ! This is a must have for my husband's home office. Placed my order today
Wood Grain Samples
I am beyond thrilled with my new tin tile backsplash and bar insert! It really completed my project thank you so much for great service and a great product! I would happily send you photos if you would like, thanks again.
Beautiful backsplash
Dear Shanko, I received my ceiling tile today. The quality exceeded my expectations! Also, the packaging protected the product well. Thanks for the good work! I'm looking forward to purchasing from you again. Best Regards, Scott Finendale
The quality exceeded my expectations!
This email is to let you know that our ordered arrived today as promised. We are very pleased with the shipment. The packaging was very carefully done and did protect the tin tiles. We are impressed with the amount of care and attention given to such a small order. The fedex courier worked perfectly. Thank you for using that service. Our history with courier services out of the states is the brokerage fees are very high and usually charged. Thank you again, Robert and Dale Stannard
Very Pleased
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