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Stretch ceilings comprise two primary components: a lightweight textile membrane and a perimeter track. The track is secured around the room’s perimeter, approximately 3/4 inch below the existing ceiling, and the fabric is tensioned and attached to it.Originating in France, stretch ceilings have been utilized for decades to conceal imperfections such as cracks, peeling paint, and exposed utilities. Today, they are widely employed in interior design, seamlessly integrating with lighting fixtures, chandeliers, ventilation systems, and smoke detectors.As a licensed, insured, and certified stretch ceiling contractor, « OneStretchCeiling » prioritizes the use of superior quality, thicker membranes. Through innovative installation techniques and proprietary systems, we are equipped to install stretch ceilings in spaces of all dimensions. Additionally, stretch ceiling tiles offer a versatile solution for replacing outdated tin or plaster ceilings.With over 1 million square feet of stretch ceilings installed, our expertise and commitment to excellence have earned us a reputation as industry leaders.
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What is a Stretch Ceiling ?
The Stretch Ceiling has two parts: a profile and a membrane.
How long has the stretch ceiling been around?
For a long time... To know more, click on the link!
How do I figure out how much a stretch ceiling costs?
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Want to learn how to install a stretch ceiling yourself?
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How to fix popcorn ceilings?
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Are you interested in acoustic stretch ceilings?
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Are Stretched Ceilings good for insulating a room?
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Why have I never heard about the stretch ceiling system?
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How many colors are available for Stretch Ceilings?
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How many types of finishes are there for Stretch Ceilings?
Learn more about different types of finishes like Satin and Glossy by clicking the link above!
Where can I find a stretch ceiling close by?
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How do I take down a stretch ceiling?
It's easy. Click the link above to learn more about it.
Where can I buy the material to cover my ceiling that can be stretched?
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How do I clean a stretch ceiling?
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Which type of ceiling is better: stretch ceiling or drywall?
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Can we put any lights in the Stretch Ceiling?
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When you enter a room, people’s eyes usually focus on the furniture and floor.
However, with the « OneStretchCeiling » system, you can immediately catch people’s attention with your ceiling.
This stretch ceiling, made with a lacquered mirror membrane, creates a beautiful and smooth surface that can enhance and complement any decor.
One of the main advantages of this type of ceiling system is the end result, which is a stunning and modern finish that can be used in new construction, renovation, design, and decoration projects. Additionally, it can be installed anywhere, from single-family homes, condos, and boats, to hotels, hospitals, theaters, airports, offices, stores, and even labs and indoor pool areas.
The installation process is also easier than traditional drywall or suspended ceilings, as there’s no need for drywall patching, popcorn removal, painting, sanding, or furniture moving. Instead, the Stretch Ceiling track is easily installed on the perimeter of your wall at less than one inch below.
Overall, if you want a unique and attractive ceiling that stands out from the usual focus on furniture and floors, the « OneStretchCeiling » system is a great option.