Pretoria · Potchefstroom
PVC Ceilings that are waterproof, fire-tested and never need painting
Upgrade any room with a modern PVC ceiling. Our panels are lightweight, quick to install and cut to the length you need, with matching cornices, trims and LED downlights for a seamless finish.
Why PVC?
The low-maintenance alternative to gypsum and board ceilings
A PVC ceiling is made from tongue-and-groove polyvinyl chloride panels that lock together and are screwed to a light framework, with the fixings hidden in the joint. The result is a clean, durable ceiling that arrives pre-finished — no skimming, no sanding and no painting.
Because PVC doesn’t absorb water, it is ideal wherever there is steam, condensation or the risk of a roof leak. Our range comes in a variety of patterns and designs, so you can create anything from a crisp white finish to a feature ceiling with real character.
Comparing options? Read our guide: PVC ceilings vs gypsum ceilings.
100% waterproof
Moisture-proof panels that won’t swell, sag or stain — even in steamy bathrooms and kitchens.
Fire-tested
Our PVC ceiling range has passed National Fire Protection Inspection tests for fire resistance.
Hygienic & non-toxic
Moth- and insect-proof, corrosion resistant and compliant with National Health Standards.
Never needs painting
The finish is built in. A wipe with a damp cloth keeps it looking new for years.
Lightweight
Easy to handle and install, and gentle on roof trusses and brandering.
Custom lengths
Panels are supplied to suit your room, so you get fewer joins and less waste.
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See our PVC ceilings in action
From covered patios to open-plan kitchens and decorative LED-lit feature ceilings — PVC transforms any space, inside and out.
- Moisture-proof and moth-proof
- Lightweight, durable and corrosion resistant
- Custom lengths for indoor and covered outdoor areas
Where to use them
PVC ceilings for homes and businesses
Bathrooms & en-suites
Steam and condensation are no problem for a waterproof ceiling.
Kitchens & sculleries
Grease and moisture wipe straight off the smooth surface.
Covered patios & lapas
A neat, bright finish under the roof of your outdoor entertainment area.
Lounges & bedrooms
A clean modern look with cornices and LED downlights.
Garages & outbuildings
Durable, low-maintenance ceilings for working spaces.
Shops, offices & forecourts
Commercial installations, including service-station canopies.
Specifications & installation
How our PVC ceilings are installed
Installation is clean and quick, and doesn’t require special tools. A typical installation looks like this:
- A light framework of treated timber brandering or galvanised steel is fixed at a maximum of 400 mm apart, level across the area.
- PVC cornices (top corners) are fixed around the walls under the framework.
- The first panel slots into the cornice and is fixed through its lip with a self-tapping screw — the next panel hides the screw.
- Each following panel clicks into the groove of the previous one until the ceiling is complete. No sealants are needed.
- The last panel is cut to width with a sharp utility knife and finished with a trim.
Panels are available in 250 mm and 300 mm widths and in custom lengths. For step-by-step instructions, download thePVC ceiling & wall panel installation guide (PDF) or read ourhow-to guide.
Accessories for a perfect finish
- PVC cornices (small, medium and large top corners)
- H-jointers for joining panel lengths
- Edge trims and end trims
- Internal and external corner profiles
- Insulation (isolation) for above the ceiling
- LED downlights
- Suspended ceiling systems
Recent work
PVC ceiling projects
Are PVC ceilings waterproof?
Yes. PVC ceiling panels are 100% waterproof and moisture-proof, which is why they are so popular in bathrooms, kitchens and covered patios. They will not swell, rot or grow mould the way untreated boards can.
Are PVC ceilings fire resistant?
Our PVC ceiling range has passed the National Fire Protection Inspection tests for fire-resistance standards. As with any ceiling, keep panels away from direct heat sources — the installation guide recommends that the temperature near panels does not exceed 60°C.
Can PVC ceilings be used outdoors?
PVC ceiling panels are designed for indoor and covered areas such as patios and lapas. They should not be exposed to direct sunlight. For fully exposed roofing, look at our ASA-PVC roof sheets, which are UV-stabilised.
Can PVC panels be installed over an existing ceiling?
Often, yes. Panels can be fixed to an existing ceiling if it is relatively flat and sound. For damaged or uneven ceilings we recommend a framework of treated timber brandering or galvanised steel at a maximum of 400 mm apart.
How much does a PVC ceiling cost?
The price depends on the room size, the panel design, the cornices and trims you choose, and whether you need installation. Send us your measurements through the quote form or WhatsApp and we will give you an accurate, itemised quote.
How do I clean a PVC ceiling?
Wipe it with a soft cloth and mild soapy water. Avoid abrasive cleaners, scouring pads and solvents, which can dull the finish.
Get a quote for your PVC ceiling
Send us your room sizes or a few photos and Hannes will recommend the right product and give you a clear, no-obligation quote.