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Acoustic Ceiling & Wall Systems
Designed in London, installed nationwide
Acoustic stretch ceilings and walls
Ceiling Tech designs, supplies and installs acoustic stretch ceiling and wall systems that combine a clean architectural finish with sound control. A micro-perforated membrane or an acoustically transparent textile allows sound to pass through the visible surface and into absorptive material installed behind it, helping to reduce reverberation in busy interiors.
Because the visible surface can be plain, printed or backlit, acoustic treatment can become part of a ceiling feature, a wall graphic or an illuminated panel rather than a separate add-on.
How the system works
Each system is built up in layers and sized to the space, from single wall panels to full ceiling coverage.
- An aluminium perimeter profile fixed to the ceiling or wall
- An acoustic absorber, such as mineral wool, installed in the cavity behind the surface
- A micro-perforated stretch membrane or acoustic textile tensioned into the profile
- Optional LED backlighting to create illuminated acoustic panels
Lighting, ventilation and access points can be coordinated within the same system.
Applications and finishes
Acoustic stretch systems suit interiors where appearance and sound control both matter:
- Offices and meeting rooms
- Restaurants, bars and hotels
- Reception and entrance areas
- Cinemas, auditoriums and theatres
- Healthcare and education spaces
- High-end residential interiors
Finishes include plain matt and coloured surfaces, printed images, patterns or branding, and acoustic translucent covers for backlit panels.
Acoustic wall panels and performance
Fabric-wrapped acoustic wall panels can be made in a range of colours to suit the interior, from neutral greys to brand accent colours, and arranged as a grid, a feature wall or full wall coverage.
Acoustic performance depends on the complete construction: the surface material, the absorber, its thickness and the depth of the cavity behind it. The membrane or textile on its own provides limited absorption. We specify each system using tested data for the complete build-up and can provide the relevant acoustic, fire and product documentation for your project.