Space division →
Fabric walls and partitions divide an interior without building fixed walls — in offices, hotels and event spaces.
JM architectural textiles — tensioned fabrics for fit-out interiors
JM (Junkers & Müllers) architectural textiles are PVC-free tensioned fabrics, available seamless up to 510 cm, digitally printable and available in a light-transmitting variant. In fit-out projects they replace conventional suspended ceilings and wall claddings — as a ceiling, a wall, a backlit panel or a large-format graphic carrier, all in one tensioning-profile system.
For architects
A material, not a finished product
JM fabric is a design raw material — shape, print and backlighting follow the architect's concept.
Applications in interior design
Backlit structures →
The light-transmitting variant (JM Ceiling Pro Lucent) for LED-backlit panels and light-box ceilings.
Large-format graphics →
Fabric for digital printing — custom designs, logos and graphics with no visible seams over large surfaces.
Exhibition solutions →
Lightweight, printed fabric surfaces as stand construction and display elements.
Parameters for designers
Values from the manufacturer's datasheet; full specifications and fire-reaction classes for a specific article are in the ceiling and wall fabric datasheets.
| Material | PVC-free technical fabric (Junkers & Müllers, Germany) |
|---|---|
| Width | Up to 510 cm — seamless fields on large surfaces |
| Printing | Digital, large-format, custom design |
| Backlighting | Translucent variant (JM Ceiling Pro Lucent) for light boxes and light ceilings |
| Fire reaction | Class depends on the article — full designation in each fabric's datasheet |
Architectural textiles — FAQ
What are JM architectural textiles?
JM tensioned fabrics used as a design material in interior architecture — ceilings, walls, backlit panels and graphic carriers, all in one tensioning-profile system.
Can JM fabrics be printed with a custom design?
Yes. JM fabrics are suited to digital and large-format printing, allowing custom prints, graphics and backlit panels in commercial interiors.
What is the maximum seamless fabric width?
Up to 510 cm, allowing seamless installations over large commercial surfaces.
Where do I find the fire-reaction class for a specific fabric?
In that article's datasheet — on the ceiling and wall fabric specification pages, where the class is listed together with the fabric name and the test standard.