Two-level stretch ceiling – profiles and logic

A two-level stretch ceiling consists of two membrane planes at different heights. A dedicated profile joins the levels and retains both membranes.

The step can define part of a room, bypass services or form a niche. Profile design depends on transition height, membrane direction and fixing. STRATOS suits harpoon-fixed PVC; UNITEXA suits clip-fixed polyester fabric.

Mark the step, corners, joints and wall junctions on the drawing in advance. If lighting or ventilation is required, coordinate separate profiles and equipment. Their dimensions affect the transition.

Select the model from the junction drawing and product page. See STRATOS or UNITEXA and Harpoon versus clip.

Frequently asked questions

Can ordinary wall profiles make the transition? Use a profile designed to retain two levels. Check its section and installation sequence on the drawing.

STRATOS or UNITEXA? Choose by membrane and fixing: STRATOS for harpoon PVC, UNITEXA for clip-fixed polyester.