Condensation on the stretch ceiling
When carrying out repair work in rooms with high humidity (bath, pool and others), we strive to choose a durable, practical and moisture-resistant finish. Such properties are inherent in the stretch ceiling, which makes it the best option for such premises.
Skeptics say that if you install a suspended ceiling in the bathroom, it will be all in divorce! But, we hasten to assure you that this is not at all the case.
Any evaporation in the bathroom is just distilled water, which, after drying, does not leave spots and stains on the PVC film.
The reason for the formation of condensate is the temperature difference, it is formed on the side that is warmer. Stretch ceiling is made of a thin, but durable fabric that quickly takes the temperature, suddenly heated the bathroom, and the formation of condensation on it will be minimal.
In addition, PVC film ceilings do not have dew points. And even if you choose a bright glossy ceiling for your bathroom or pool, it will always look like a mirror surface. Of course, it will fog up from the evaporation of hot water, but after drying it will take on the same appearance.