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stretched ceiling technology

your space
your design
your image

Print anything you want on the stretched ceiling canvas and enhance it by backlighting. Change the color of your lights to tailor the tone of your printed ceiling, creating the perfect ambiance for your space. By combining various translucent sheets and layering them on top of each other, you can create many different effects including layered cityscapes, trees, skylines and general patterns.

Our design team will create photorealistic 3D render of your room using V-Ray software. You will be able to see the effect of different LED backlit systems, which can be installed behind the fabric.

90%

50-90% TRANSLUCENCY

240

weight g/sqft

10

thickness (inch)

160

length (ft)

Creativity is contagious, pass it on

The ability to print opens up boundless opportunities for creative homeowners and professional interior designers—and may make an excellent conversation piece. From simple patterns to sophisticated interplay of highlights and shadows, from bright and lively photo prints to pure forms of abstract extravaganza—any kind of picture you can think of can be printed on a stretch ceiling membrane and add to the look of the room a visual you and your guests will enjoy. Lighting can be multiple colors, and dimmable intensity. It can even just be one spotlight to highlight just one part of the picture.

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A painting to me is primarily a verb, not a noun, an event first and only secondarily an image.”

Elaine de Kooning

Backlit image

Let me ask you a question: where does a picture look more vivid and alive—printed and framed on a wall or displayed on a TV screen?

Obviously, the picture will appear more vibrant on the TV. This is because a TV is backlit, with a light source illuminating the image from behind. In contrast, a printed picture relies on external light shining on its surface, which makes it look less dynamic.

Stretched ceiling technology works similarly to a TV. By installing LEDs or other light sources behind a canvas, you can illuminate anything printed on it. This setup can even serve as the primary source of light in a room, covering an entire wall or ceiling for a striking visual effect.