If you want to renovate your own 4 walls, you will face a multitude of challenges and difficult questions. In addition to decisions concerning style and furnishing, the "how" and "where from" must also be clarified. Once you have decided on a furnishing style, you have to make sure you find the right service provider who will implement your wishes according to your own ideas.
It is not uncommon to come across new ideas during this research, and the idea of the dream apartment changes several times. This is the case, for example, with ceiling panelling. For some time now, minimalist and timeless furnishing styles have been in vogue. When choosing a suitable ceiling covering, many people therefore opt for white plastered and painted plasterboard ceilings. Alternatives are therefore often not even considered.
Thus, for example stretching covers are an alternative, which come along with many further advantages. While plasterboard ceilings can only be plastered and painted, stretched ceilings from selected manufacturers are available in matt or glossy finishes. The unusual design of a glossy stretch ceiling is not only an eye-catcher, but also visually enlarges the room by reflecting and reflecting light.
If you decide to purchase stretch ceilings, you should pay attention to some important factors that speak for the quality of the desired stretch ceiling. Among other things, the warranty, a certification as well as the place of manufacture and material reference must be taken into account. Selected and proven manufacturers provide this information on their website (https://www.ciling.de/)
or on request.
Good guidelines for these factors are as follows:
- Regional and high-quality material cover
- 5-15 years warranty on processing
- At least A+ certification
- Manufacturing in Germany
In addition, the installation of unusual and indirect light sources in the stretch ceilings is possible, so that the ceiling also becomes a highlight in the room through the lighting. A further noble possibility for illuminating rooms is the installation of full-surface light modules. These are particularly popular in kitchens or bathrooms, as the large light surfaces create a light source that casts virtually no shadows.
