Track system for architectural stretch-fabric applications

A method of installing fabric into a fabric housing, the method comprising:

• providing a fabric housing that comprises a first exterior wall, a second exterior wall, a tensioning leg configured to abut one of the first exterior wall or second exterior wall;
• and a pair of jaws separate from the tensioning leg and disposed along one of the first exterior wall or the second exterior wall, each of the pair of jaws tapering to a free and pointed end, each of the free and pointed ends being oriented in opposing directions such that at least one surface of each of the pair of jaws provide an interlocking engagement;
• inserting a fabric into the pair of jaws configured to secure the fabric;
• and
• in an instance in which the fabric has been inserted into the pair of jaws, further securing the fabric with the tensioning leg configured to grip the fabric between the tensioning leg and the one of the first exterior wall or second exterior wall, wherein the tensioning leg is configured to removably engage with the same wall as the wall along which the pair of opposing laws are disposed.

A fabric housing for stretching fabric on walls or ceilings, the fabric housing comprising:

• a first exterior wall;
• a second exterior wall;
• a tensioning leg configured to abut one of the first exterior wall or second exterior wall, the tensioning leg being configured to grip a fabric between the tensioning leg and the one of the first exterior wall or second exterior wall;
• and
• a pair of jaws separate from the tensioning leg and disposed along one of the first exterior wall or the second exterior wall to secure the fabric, each of the pair of jaws tapering to a free and pointed end, each of the free and pointed ends being oriented in opposing directions such that at least one surface of each of the pair of jaws provide an interlocking engagement,
• wherein the tensioning leg is maintained in place by an interior leg, the interior leg being configured to be attached to the first exterior leg at one end and the second exterior leg at the other end.