Where Are Stretch Ceilings Used?
Designed in compliance with all environmental and safety standards, the stretch ceiling can be easily installed in any space due to its flexible structure. This product, which has CE certification and is class B according to TS EN 14716:2004 PVC standards, is resistant to fire and earthquakes. It is preferred especially for lighting dark spaces that do not receive sunlight, and for providing sound and heat insulation. With this product, which you can have at the same price as other traditional ceilings, your space will gain a more modern and stylish appearance. Thanks to its flat and smooth appearance, it can be used comfortably for many years without needing to be painted or undergo any maintenance. Due to its flexible structure, it is resistant to strong impacts and does not deteriorate over time, so you can use it for approximately 20 years. It is applied in one piece to areas up to 100 meters in length and 20 meters in width. For larger areas, extensions are made. Since it can be installed without polluting the environment, you do not have to move your belongings at home. This product, which is installed within a day, retains all its properties without deterioration in the face of very low and high temperatures.
Types of Stretch Ceilings
It makes the space look brighter and more spacious due to the diffuse daylight effect it provides, especially in the ground and basement floors of buildings that do not receive direct sunlight. Again, with its diffuse daylight effect, it adds attractiveness to spaces and is used in stores, shopping malls, and showrooms. **3D Printed Stretch Ceilings** have non-toxic, anti-bacterial properties. For this reason, they are used in hospitals and other healthcare institutions. Since it does not deteriorate when in contact with water, it can also be used in places with water, humidity, and steam such as Turkish baths, saunas, SPAs, and swimming pools. In addition, since it adds a different atmosphere to the space, it can be easily applied in all kinds of places such as entertainment venues, restaurants, hotels, cultural centers, theaters and cinema halls, photography studios, fair stands, signage, facade cladding, and the advertising sector. Its main types include lacquered stretch ceilings with a glossy surface that reflects light and images into the space; acoustic stretch ceilings that provide sound insulation with their micro-perforated holes; and translucent stretch ceilings that allow light to spread softly and evenly.
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