stretch ceiling Polyester
Woven polyester membrane with a polyurethane coating
The polyester Stretch ceiling is the material closest to a classic plaster finish — deeply matte, natural in feel, with none of the gloss or plastic look. Produced in Belgium by Stretch Productions BV from a woven polyester membrane with a durable polyurethane coating. Installed cold (no heating of the room), which makes it ideal for renovations in homes that remain occupied.
Four things that make the difference.
Seamless up to 5.15 m
A single piece of membrane covers a room up to 5.15 m wide — no welds, no visible joints.
Cold install
No heat guns, no gas cylinders. A clean one-day installation, fully compatible with occupied homes — including plants and pets.
Deeply matte surface
Gloss factor below 5%. It looks like a perfect plaster finish — no plastic effect.
10-year warranty
Material warranty from the manufacturer (Stretch Productions BV, Belgium). The polyurethane coating protects the fabric from dust, moisture and discolouration.
Real applications.
Not every product fits every room. Here's where this one specifically wins.
The most common use — large, open spaces where you want a perfectly smooth, neutral ceiling without visual compromise.
The matte surface doesn't reflect light or create glare — ideal for rooms where you turn on bedside lamps in the evening.
Cold installation means no open flame. No need to move pets out, empty cabinets of electronics or take pictures off the walls.
Full spec — no hidden traps.
| Material | Woven polyester + polyurethane coating |
| Manufactured in | Belgium (Stretch Productions BV) |
| Max seamless width | 5.15 m |
| Install type | Cold install |
| Membrane thickness | 0.35–0.40 mm |
| Gloss factor | < 5% (deep matte) |
| Fire class | B-s2,d0 |
| Warranty | 10 years |
Choose polyester if you want a perfectly matte, natural surface and don't need 100% moisture resistance. For bathrooms or kitchens — choose PVC. For acoustics — choose the acoustic ceiling.
Most common questions.
How does polyester differ from PVC?
Polyester is more deeply matte and more natural-looking — it reads like a perfect plaster ceiling. PVC comes in a broader palette of colours and finishes (including high-gloss, sparkle and texture). Polyester is cold-installed (made in Belgium), PVC is hot-installed (made in our factory in Poland). Warranty: 10 years on polyester, 15 years on PVC.
Is polyester suitable for a bathroom?
Yes, but we usually recommend PVC for standard bathrooms because of its 100% waterproofing. Polyester is moisture-resistant, but in high-condensation conditions (sauna, an unventilated shower) PVC performs better.
How do I clean a polyester ceiling?
With a damp cloth and a mild detergent. The polyurethane coating protects the fabric from stains and dust. Don't use solvents or abrasive materials.
Can LED lighting be integrated with a polyester ceiling?
Yes — recessed spotlights, LED lines, starry-sky effects. The matte structure diffuses light evenly. Ideal under perimeter indirect lighting.
How much does a polyester ceiling cost?
Pricing starts at around 220 PLN/m² installed in a typical residential room. Full quote based on a free on-site measurement — no commitment.