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Key Features Seamless, wrinkle-free finish — engineered profile keeps fabric evenly tensioned with no visible fasteners Presses in by hand — no staples, no glue, no specialist tools or dusty site work A profile for every condition — 30+ profiles across 1/2", 1", and 2" depths, including corners, joints, reveals, and edges Fully replaceable fabric — re-tension or swap fabric without damaging the track — ideal for refits and brand refreshes Long-term dimensional stability — reinforced grip holds tension for years with no sagging, bowing, or seam distortion Acoustic-core ready — works over glass wool, polyester fibre, and other standard acoustic cores A flawless upholstered surface — without the site headaches Traditional fabric-wrapped walls rely on staples, adhesives, and skilled labour that's slow to install and nearly impossible to update. The Fabric Wall Track System replaces all of that with a single precision-extruded profile. Fabric is stretched and pressed directly into the track's gripping channel, locking under even tension across the whole surface. The result is a clean, monolithic, wrinkle-free finish with zero visible hardware — on walls, ceilings, columns, and curved features alike. Behind the fabric, the system accepts a wide range of acoustic cores, turning any surface into a high-performance sound-absorbing panel. In front, it works with everything from standard woven textiles to acoustically transparent and custom-printed fabrics — including wide-width goods up to 125" (3.2 m) for genuinely seamless installations. How it works Fix the tracks. Tracks are cut to length and fastened to the substrate around the panel perimeter and at any mid-wall joints. Set the core. The acoustic core (glass wool, polyester fibre, etc.) is placed between the tracks. Tuck the fabric. Fabric is tucked into the track starting from the centre and worked outward, tensioned by hand. Finish the edges. Edges are pressed into the track's grip, leaving no exposed fasteners. Because nothing is glued or stapled, fabric can be re-tensioned or fully replaced later without damaging the track or the wall — perfect for high-wear environments, seasonal rebrands, and future refits. Engineered for long-term stability The reinforced gripping structure holds tension for the life of the installation. Panels stay tight and true — no sagging, bowing, or distortion — even across large, uninterrupted spans. Where it's used Designed for commercial, hospitality, and residential interiors: Offices, boardrooms & conference rooms Hotels, restaurants, lobbies & hospitality spaces Home theatres, cinemas & recording/broadcast studios Auditoriums, houses of worship & lecture halls Schools, universities & healthcare facilities Residential feature walls & acoustic ceilings
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