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A stretch ceiling is a thin fabric or PVC membrane stretched across a perimeter track just below the existing ceiling. It gives a smooth, seamless surface that can be matte, gloss, printed or backlit, and acoustic versions use a microperforated membrane with sound-absorbing backing to cut echo. It installs with little mess and can cover an uneven ceiling without tearing it out.
Stretch ceilings mount on a track around the room's perimeter, so there is no grid across the ceiling. Lights, sprinklers and air diffusers are set into the membrane with special rings. Because the membrane is a finished surface, reaching the space above is harder than with a lay-in grid, so we plan ahead for any equipment that needs regular service.
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Yes. Acoustic stretch ceilings use a microperforated membrane with sound-absorbing material behind it, so the room gets a seamless look and less echo.
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