One group,
four companies.
STRETCH Group grew out of one Belgian stretch-ceiling company into four: a stretch-ceiling maker in Belgium, a PVC factory in Poland, a circular-acoustics producer in Belgium and a metal workshop. Each keeps its own name and website; the group connects them.
From one company to four.
STRETCH Group grew out of one company. In 2018 Michael Nicasens founded Stretch Productions BV — STRETCH — in Beveren-Waas, Belgium, with a clear goal: build a stretch-ceiling brand that produces its own system and promotes and sells it through a worldwide dealer network — so that existing interior businesses can add a product with real margin. The first sales employee joined at the end of that year; the first admin and warehouse employee followed in 2019.
In 2019 the company invested heavily in automation, building its own roll-handling machine that cuts every stretch ceiling automatically and makes the work safer. When COVID hit in 2020, STRETCH kept investing and growing. A Belgian PVC production unit, opened in 2021, proved financially too heavy and was later stopped; the Austrian sales office, opened in 2022, had a tough start and is paying off today.
In 2024 STRETCH bought Alto Design, a PVC stretch-ceiling factory in Częstochowa, Poland, which produced at roughly a third of the Belgian cost. It boosted STRETCH and opened the Eastern European market. At the end of 2025 the group acquired Re-Sound, a Belgian producer of acoustic panels, to broaden the range into acoustics. In 2026 the group opened its own metal workshop, Stretch Metal: structures in every kind of metal, from the metal ceilings at Spa-Francorchamps to balustrades, hall structures, generator panels and stainless-steel kitchen elements.
The goal for 2027 is to use the synergies of the four companies through the existing dealer network: become more densely present in the markets the group already serves, and grow the footprint from there. Each company keeps its own brand and website:
How the group grew.
- 2018Michael Nicasens founds Stretch Productions BV in Beveren-Waas, Belgium.
STRETCH’s goal from day one: a stretch-ceiling brand that produces its own system and promotes and sells it through a worldwide dealer network — creating margin for existing interior businesses. At the end of the year the first sales employee joins.
- 2019First admin and warehouse employee, and a heavy investment in automation.
STRETCH builds its own roll-handling machine, which cuts every stretch ceiling automatically and makes the work safer.
- 2020COVID hits. STRETCH keeps investing and growing.
Through the pandemic the company keeps investing and growing.
- 2021An automation-led PVC production unit opens in Belgium.
The unit proves financially too heavy and is later stopped.
- 2022The Austrian sales office opens.
A tough start in a new market that is paying off today.
- 2024STRETCH buys Alto Design, a PVC stretch-ceiling factory in Poland.
Alto Design, producing in Częstochowa since 2016 at roughly a third of the Belgian production cost, gives STRETCH a boost and opens the Eastern European market. Its installation brand Stretch Sufit comes with it.
- 2025The group acquires Re-Sound, a Belgian producer of acoustic panels.
Acquired at the end of 2025, Re-Sound broadens the group’s range from stretch ceilings and walls into circular acoustic panels.
- 2026Stretch Metal: the group opens its own metal workshop.
Structures in every kind of metal for every kind of project: metal ceilings at Spa-Francorchamps, balustrades, hall structures, generator panels and stainless-steel kitchen elements.
- 2027GoalThe synergies of four companies, through one dealer network.
Use the existing dealer network to bring all four companies to market together, become more densely present in the markets the group already serves, and grow the footprint from there.