A heated stretch ceiling project from start to finish

What a radiant stretch ceiling brings

Comfort that holds

No more uncomfortable swings in temperature or cold corners.

A radiant stretch ceiling gives a gentle, enveloping warmth, spread evenly, which is what makes a room comfortable to be in.

A clean finish

The heating films sit entirely within the stretch ceiling, without affecting its appearance.

What you see is a plain ceiling, with no bulky radiators and no visible heating equipment.

Lower energy use

Reflective insulation and even heat distribution together mean you can cut your energy consumption.

A radiant stretch ceiling gets more out of the heat it produces, using less energy while holding a steady level of comfort.

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How a radiant stretch ceiling project runs

An assessment of your own case

Jeftic Plafond Tendu look at the area to be heated, the insulation in place and the technical constraints, then advise on the configuration that suits the project.

Professional installation

An approved Ceilingo installer, Jeftic carry out the installation of the radiant stretch ceiling with care and precision.

What they are known for:keeping to the agreed dates and keeping disruption during the work to a minimum.

Where they work: Jeftic install heated ceilings in Marseille and Nice, across the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, and also in Cannes, Antibes and Menton.

Follow-up and maintenance

Jeftic Plafond Tendu remain available after the installation to follow the job up and answer any questions.

They will also advise on the maintenance needed to keep the system performing over the years.

Contact JEFTIC PLAFOND TENDU CHAUFFANT

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Call Jeftic Plafond Tendu: 06 21 56 09 09

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Jeftic Plafond Tendu install heated ceilings across the Alpes-Maritimes department, from Nice and Cannes to the inland valleys.

Their area covers the coast, the Grasse and Vence hinterland and the Roya, Vésubie and Tinée valleys.

They also cover the Bouches-du-Rhône department, from Marseille and Aix-en-Provence to Arles and the Alpilles.

For a town not listed here, it is worth calling them: the area they cover is wider than any list suggests.