A ceiling can be designed with textile fabrics or mesh cloth; this is also referred to as stretch ceilings or stretched walls. The advantages of using technical textile is that it often is regarded as being ‘warm’, it is acoustically open and it gives a completely different look than a traditional ceiling (wall) or a ceiling system. 

Many forms are possible (level, bent, curved, etc. ). Combinations of flame retardent glass fibre fabric with lighting (traditional or with LEDs) can lead to spectacular effects.

A stretch ceiling can be installed as a whole or in (modular) segments. A modular ceiling island or wall built up from, for example, concealed aluminium is also possible. Optimal acoustics is possible in combination with an absorbing material at the rear.

Examples of realised projects have been included on this page where aesthetic (including organic and 3-) design, lighting technology, acoustics aspects and ventilation play a role. Offering protection to stop people or objects from falling through, movability and fire-resistance and/or allowing the fire to spread to activate sprinkler systems and modular (panel) design may also be important.




Projects

Below you will find some  examples of realised projects.

Design- and free shaped

Light reflection & transmission

Acoustic

Transparant
Transparant
Design- and freeshaped
Stedelijk Museum
Amsterdam
Architect
Benthem en Crouwel Architects

Product
Ferrari SK400® glass fabric
Mechoshade Thermoveil Fabric

Description
The Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam is currently being renovated and enlarged, according to a draft of Benthem Crouwel Architekten. Polyned delivers ceiling panels for 19 exhibition rooms (renovated part) of the Municipal Museum. The panels are provided with translucent glass fabric cloth.

Besides the Velum ceilings, Poly-Ned has also supplied 40 stretched fabrics for windows optimization (the incoming light).

Currently (December 2011)  1000 m2 tense Barrrisol ceiling is made  in the main hall  of the new adjacent building.

ANWB
Den Haag
Architect
LLIAG architekten en bouwadviseurs

Product
Batyline® SK300

Description
A circle-shaped roofing designed with SK300 fibreglass where the lighting on top creates a diffuse effect and,
thus, a pleasant working environment.
Mercedes
Veghel
Architect
ASV en Poly-Ned

Product
Batyline® SK300

Description
This round showroom was provided with a second storey inside for displaying cars. The ceiling at the front has been implemented using Batyline® SK300 fibreglass cloth. This material has a conveys light by 50%. The floor of the 2nd storey, moreover, consists in part of glass!
The ceiling was installed in segments (as triangular wedges) between the trusses.

The lighting above the ceiling as well as the spotlights that shine through the cloth can be set by using advanced software. Just above the exhibited cars, the light intensity can be set individually.

Showoffice
Breukelen
Architect
ARC2 Architecten bna

Product
Batyline® HM (interior)
Precontraint® 702 (exterior)

Description
This project consists of a three-dimensional ceiling inside and outside below the helicopter roof. The ceiling consists of 16 three-dimensional shaped segments (called a hypar form), in which 12 interior parts are constructed from open woven cloth Batyline HM and 4 exterior parts densely woven Pre Exercises 702. Poly-Ned - Project Showoffice Breukelen - tensioned ceiling (hypar shaped) interoir and exterior made of coated polyester fabric     The fabric is aesthetically very beautiful (hidden) tensioned between the columns. The ceiling ensures that the sunlight is reflected in a subtle way. 
Megastores
Den Haag
Architect
Poly-Ned

Product
Batymesh

Description
Stetched wall/ceiling near roof construction.
Nederlands Textiel Museum/ Entreegebouw
Tilburg
Architect
Cepezed

Product
Batyline® HM

Description
Attached you can find pictures of the ceilings and walls for the entrance building of the NTM in Tilburg. The head walls of the so-called volume and the ceilings are made out one piece without interruption.
Behind the wall is an acoustically absorbent material.
Around the volume is also a tensioned fabric from the ground floor to the roof, about 14 m high.
The fabric is tensioned arround metal lining which result in a special appearance. Total quantity: 600 m2  interior wall & ceiling fabric.
The ceilings in the volume are segmented. The fabric is tensioned arround a color coated lining.
One of the head walls of the volume is equipped with thousands of TFT-LED lights (in collaboration with the company ShowLED). These lights are attached directly to the fabric and provide spectacular moving images. The attached picture shows behind the glass the so-called Led wall.

Poly-Ned also realised the exterior facade for the ''Regionaal Archief of the Dutch Textile Museum,
Opreij & Beisterveld
Vianen
Architect
Ron Simons (interior)

Product
Batyline® Canatex

Description
Michel Opreij & Beisterveld is
specialised in nature stone. Poly-Ned provided here more than 500 m2 stretched walls. The applied material is Batyline Canatex®, a natural looking material which is appropriate very well at the interior. The interior has been designed by the constituent in own management (by Mr. Ron Simons). 
Cockpit Hessing Utrecht
de Bildt
Architect
ONL  Oosterhuis-Lenard

Product
Batyline® HM

Description
Poly-Ned has realised in this case a ceiling that has been curved twice. Poly-Ned regularly engineers and supplies three-dimensional structures such as tensile structures, air cushion roofs, etc. This know-how was very useful during the design and realisation of this project. The ceiling follows the contours of the aluminium roof and runs all the way to the floor. The high-quality textile fabric also contributes to the required sound absorption. The various surfaces have been stretched around by using elastic cord

For Publications (Dutch Language), click here
OHRA Head Office
Arnhem
Architect
A+D+P Architects

Product
Batyline® HM

Description
Batyline® HM has been applied here as an aesthetic and acoustical ceiling island where the reception can be found and has been provided with lighting at the bottom.
What is special about this project is that the ceiling island has been provided on both sides with Batyline® HM; in-between there is absorption material. The tension in the fabric has here been created by using springs on the top side.
Constellation 
Building
Schiphol-Oost,
Amsterdam

Architect
Architect Hans van Heeswijk

Product
Batyline® HM

Description
Batyline® HM has been applied here as an aesthetic ceiling in a circle segment.
Theater De Schakel
Heerhugowaard
Architect
Soeters van Eldonk

Product
Batyline® HM

Description
Polyned has provided the sloping rear wall of the large room (2 floors) with Batyline in the color red.
The absorbing material behind the fabric contributes to good acoustics in the theater.
Hogeschool Utrecht
Locatie Amersfoort
Architect
DP6 Architectuurstudio

Product
Spiraalgaas in rvs/aisi 304

Description
University of Utrecht, Amersfoort facillities, looking for an aesthetic and functional closure of the library issue desk and the restaurant. Poly-Ned found the solution in making a curtain of stainless steel coil wire with a thickness of 1.6 mm as per the design of DP6 architecture studio. The curtain is  partially  movable and / or be lockable.
Mariahoeve
Den Haag
Architect
Het Architectenbureau

Product
Batyline® HM

Description
Padded walls give this room a great image. These walls contribute towards having the correct acoustics within the building.
Sportfondsenbad
Delft
Architect
Poly-Ned

Product
Batyline® HM

Description
A streched ceiling including lighting


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