Recessed frameless spotlight for stretch ceiling GU10 Wave

We redefine lighting in stretch ceilings, turning an ordinary spotlight into an architectural design element — one edge profile at a time.

For stretch ceiling (PVC film)
IP20 water resistance
Pawbol GU10 (D.3187) socket included, CE RoHS certified
Lightbulb not included
Recommended max. 9W LED lightbulb power

34,99 €

Light sourceGU10 LED

IntegrationStretch ceilings

FinishFrameless

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Invisible by design

The light remains. The fixture disappears.

The lighting element is integrated into the stretch ceiling so the architecture, not a visible trim ring, remains the dominant visual feature.

Standard spotlight

The trim remains visible around the light.

Visible outer frame
Breaks the ceiling plane
Reads as a technical fitting

Conceiling lighting

Light appears without a visible frame.

Frameless appearance
Recessed light source
Cleaner architectural result

Invisible Light, Softened by Design

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Conceiling’s recessed spotlight platform transforms how light lives in a stretch ceiling. With the GU10 Wave, the frame around each fixture doesn’t just disappear — it dissolves into a gently rounded edge, softening the transition between light and surface. No trim, no ring, no hard boundary: just a smooth curve where the ceiling gives way to a pool of light.

Where the Sharp edition draws a precise, architectural line, the Wave takes the opposite path — trading crispness for calm. The rounded edge removes the visual tension of a straight cut, letting the light feel like it’s settling into the ceiling rather than being carved out of it. The result is a softer, more soothing atmosphere — ideal for spaces meant to unwind in, not just impress in.

This gentler geometry makes the Wave especially suited to interiors where mood matters as much as design: bedrooms, spas, wellness spaces, lounges, or any room where you want the lighting to feel calming rather than commanding. Where the Sharp edition brings a quiet, structured luxury, the Wave brings warmth and ease — restraint that feels soft instead of severe.

Key highlights:

Fully recessed, frameless GU10 spotlight housing with a rounded (wave) edge
Seamless integration with stretch ceiling membranes
No visible trim, ring, or mounting hardware
Softer visual transition between fixture and ceiling surface
Creates a calm, relaxed ceiling surface, easier on the eye than sharp geometry
Elevates perceived interior quality while lowering visual tension in the space

Technical information

Technical specifications

Use these values when coordinating the product with the system, ceiling build-up and installation drawings.

Water resistance ratingIP20

Lightbulb typeGU10 LED

Is Lightbulb included?No

Quick lighting planner

How many spotlights will your room need?

Simple mode

Choose the room type, the closest room size and the GU10 lamp output. Common choices are preselected so you can get a useful estimate without knowing lighting terminology.

1. What room is this?

Your choice automatically sets a typical planning illuminance.

2. How large is the room?

Pick the closest common size or enter the exact dimensions below.

Exact dimensions

Length?m Width?m Ceiling height?m

Common ceiling heights

3. Which GU10 lamp are you planning to use?

If you have not chosen a lamp yet, 500 lm is a sensible starting point for the estimate.

Lumens per lamp?lm

4. How light is the interior?

Light surfaces reflect more light, so they usually need fewer fittings for the same target.

Fine-tune calculationUsually not required — open this only if you know the target lux or surface reflectance.

Target illuminance? Ceiling reflectance Wall reflectance Floor reflectance

Installation

A precise system for a clean lighting result.

Confirm the cut-out, recess depth, lamp specification and installation sequence before the stretch ceiling is installed.

Need technical help?Contact the Conceiling team

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Which light source is compatible?

Use GU10 LED and follow the dimensions and electrical limits stated in the technical specifications. For GU10 versions, use a GU10 LED lamp with the correct physical size.

Can the lamp be replaced after installation?

Yes. The visible light source remains serviceable, so a compatible replaceable lamp can be changed without replacing the stretch ceiling component.

Is the lamp included?

Check the selected product configuration and package contents. If a lamp is not explicitly listed as included, order the compatible lamp separately.

Can I use a dimmable lamp?

Yes, when the lamp, dimmer and electrical installation are mutually compatible. Dimming capability is determined primarily by the selected light source and control gear.

Which colour temperature should I choose?

Colour temperature is determined by the lamp. Warm 2700–3000 K light is commonly used for relaxed residential spaces, while around 4000 K gives a more neutral appearance.

What CRI should the lamp have?

For interiors where colour quality matters, a lamp with CRI 90 or higher is a useful target. Always verify the actual lamp specification.

What beam angle should I choose?

The beam angle is mainly determined by the lamp. Narrow beams create stronger accents; wider beams provide more general light. The recessed position of the lamp also affects the visible cut-off.

Which ceiling system is required?

The product is designed for stretch ceilings. Confirm membrane compatibility, installation sequence and all required dimensions before the ceiling is tensioned.

When should the spotlight platform be installed?

The position, cabling and supporting component should be coordinated before the stretch ceiling membrane is installed so the final opening and level can be set accurately.

How much space is required above the stretch ceiling?

Use the product dimensions to allow enough space for the housing, lamp, cable routing and safe servicing. The exact minimum depth should be confirmed before installation.

How many spotlights do I need?

Use the lighting calculator on this page for an initial planning estimate. Final quantity depends on room size, target illuminance, lamp lumens, surface colours, beam angle and the desired lighting effect.

Can the spotlight be used as the only light source in a room?

It can form the main lighting layout when the selected lamps and quantity provide the required illuminance. In many interiors it is combined with decorative, indirect or task lighting.

Can it be used in a bathroom?

Only when the complete installed solution has the required electrical and ingress-protection rating for the intended bathroom zone. Check the product, lamp and local electrical requirements before use.

Can several spotlights be connected to one circuit?

Yes, subject to the circuit design, total electrical load, switching or dimming equipment and applicable electrical requirements. The electrical connection should be planned by a qualified installer.

Will the lamp heat the stretch ceiling?

Use an approved LED light source within the stated product limits and maintain the required installation clearances. Do not substitute higher-temperature light sources unless the product documentation explicitly allows them.

How do I clean the visible part?

Switch off the power and allow the lamp to cool. Clean the visible surface gently with a soft dry or slightly damp cloth and avoid aggressive solvents or abrasive tools.

What is the difference between Sharp and Wave?

Sharp uses a crisp 90-degree transition, while Wave uses a softer rounded geometry. The choice is mainly architectural: both are intended to integrate the light source into the stretch ceiling surface.

Is GU10 the same as MR16?

GU10 describes the mains-voltage twist-lock lamp base. MR16 commonly describes the reflector lamp form factor and is also used with other bases. Match the lamp base to the actual holder supplied with the product.

What happens if the lamp fails?

With a replaceable-lamp configuration, the lamp can be removed and replaced with a compatible unit; the integrated ceiling component remains in place.

Can I position the spotlights in rows or a grid?

Yes. The layout can be linear, grid-based or asymmetric. Keep the final spacing consistent with the lighting calculation, furniture plan and the visual rhythm of the room.