UrbanRed Flexible Ceiling Curtain Track, 5 m (16.4 ft) Rail Kit, White

Flattening the track took time. I left it strung out across my apartment with heavy items on each end for a couple of days, then read the instructions, which said to use a hair dryer to heat it and gently work it straight. I did that for a couple of feet and got impatient tbh (my length of track is about 11 feet long), so I carefully forced it in the opposite direction from its existing bend without heat and it straightened out enough for me to be happy with it. It still had a curve to it, but I installed the ceiling mount brackets 10.5 inches apart so they hold it straight enough for me to be happy. The curtains hid the imperfections in my case anyway. The people complaining about the end caps not fitting are wrong. I agree with the photos they posted in their reviews. The track does have little outward protrusions on the top and bottom, whereas the caps only have space for that protrusion on the "top". You can still put the end caps on. No rubber band fix needed. It took some patience to get them started (at which point I was worried those reviews were right), but once the cap got started, it slid on tightly (which is the whole point). Learn from my mistake when measuring the spacing of the ceiling mount brackets: the end caps take up space on the track. Make sure the brackets on the ends are about 1.5 inches inside of where you expect the track to end. The track is lightweight and seems to hold the weight of the curtains well with the ceiling bracket spacing I chose. My curtain panels are 9 feet tall by 100" wide, and I have 2 panels, so they have some weight to them (still well under the 33 lbs limit of the track though). I purchased the black track. It's shiny black plastic. Nothing unexpected there. I feel like white plastic sometimes looks cheap, which is why I went black even though my walls are white. It blends in fine with my dark colored curtains. A gotcha I ran into is my curtain panels had a rod pocket and back tab loops, neither of which are compatible with this track. I purchased something called curtain pin hooks (after consulting ChatGPT) and although it took time to measure them on the curtain so they were evenly spaced, they were exactly what I needed. In fact, the pin hooks raised the curtains a bit higher which hid the track a little bit. Super happy with that. This review is written the evening I finished hanging everything up. I have no idea how these will hold up long term. At this point, I highly recommend them though. I used this product to make a curtain wall in my bedroom in front of my window, and will attach a before and after pic of it. My window trim sticks an inch out, and I mounted the ceiling brackets about 4 inches from the wall so the curtains have space to bunch up. Don't look too closely at the ends in my after picture or you'll see I haven't yet fixed the end mounting brackets lol It looks fancy and I spent just under $115 in total with this track and the 2 curtain panels. Couldn't be happier with the outcome!

There are many reviews that complain about things that are "wrong" with this product. I almost gave up on it myself, but reconsidered because I needed 2 curved sides. I covered about 40' of walls with curtains, bending around the corners for a TV room. Yes, once you unbox it, the coiled track is a bit of a problem. I soaked it in hot water for 1 hour. Then I coiled it the opposite way for a day, followed by laying it straight with weights. You'll need some tools to do that. After that it was fairly straight. It's never going to be perfectly straight. I sort of got that impression just reading the product description. It mentions the coiled delivery. Because I always intended to install a valance to hide the track and top part of the curtain, I was quite OK with that. Behind a valance, a slight 1/2" "bend" is really not noticeable. The track is certainly able to carry my 80+ feet x 10' of velvet curtains. BUT you can't expect simple drywall anchors (that are unfortunately included) to carry that weight. Use screws into ceiling beams. And in between beams, use toggle bolts. Buy the right parts. You would have to do that with any other track also. Just throw out the drywall anchors. And this brings me to other tracks. They are way more expensive. The rollers with these tracks move very smoothly and I have no complaints. Because I used 16' tracks, each is one solid track, there are no "bumps" or snags. I didn't have to connect pieces. Many metal tracks come in 4' lengths, which means, piece them together. Oh, and can't bend them. Then there are some complaints about not enough ceiling brackets. Maybe 15 ceiling brackets aren't enough for a 16' track when they recommend a bracket every 12-14 inches. At 12" inches you would need 17. I think at 14" the math might work out. Unfortunately, your beams may not be 14" apart. Anyway, it's close enough. If you need that many more, just buy another pack (3 meters is the cheapest). Overall, you'll still get the most inexpensive track that works, especially for non-straight areas. With the right tools and screws/bolts, and without assuming that it installs itself, it will work just fine. I ordered the black version of the track. The clip portion of the black brackets are white, which is slightly disappointing, because they are visible. But then, in my case they're hidden behind a valance. The only real downside is that the product is made in China. But then, they manufacture everything now.

We needed to install a curtain across the bed of our camper to block out light when I got up earlier than my wife and wanted to make coffee. Making coffee with no light wasn’t cutting it, and I didn’t want to wake my wife, so we thought we’d give this a shot. I bought a length longer than I need “just in case” and to be able to replace the track for the shower curtain. Don’t let the reviews stating you can’t straighten the track out fool you. You can straighten it out, and easily. I unwrapped it and let it sit overnight. The next day I used a hair dryer on it, slightly bending the track in the opposite direction it was curled in. I did this 3 times and let it sit. It stayed perfectly flat for a few days until I got a chance to install it. Prior to installation, I counted the hardware to ensure it came with everything it was supposed to have. To my surprise, there were a few extra of everything except for the end caps. After mounting the clips, the track clips in solidly. I installed the curtains and it came out great! My wife loves the installation. I had one bend, and the track bent easily and the curtains roll through the bend with no problem. The only reason for a 4 star review rather than 5 star is because the rollers seem to be a bit chintzy. Some were a little bent, and they’re made of plastic. We’ll see how well the hold up. Since they’re only holding up a couple of light weight curtains, they should be ok. They could, however, stand to be a little beefier. Unless this falls apart for no reason, I’d recommend this product.

My ceiling was 30 degree sloped, but this rail worked both horizontally as well as vertically. On the vertical side, gravity will pull the curtain down. The rail was shipped coiled and it took a while to straighten it, but it doesn’t need to be very straight. A 45 degree coil would also just work. The anchor will be pretty strong once you install them, so the rail will stay in shape as how your anchors are aligned. The rail is very flexible and durable pvc. There are 16 anchors in the 16ft version, it’s more than enough. The hardware looked high quality. We hung a photography background as a curtain, so we don’t know how much weight the rail can take. However regular curtail should have no problem. The end pieces are smaller than the rail, so you need to expand them a bit to put them on. Remember to put the rail on the non movable side of the anchor, then push it in. Otherwise, it won’t go in. You can clip the roller into the rail after you have installed everything. You can also slide them in before you out the end pieces on. If you need to cut the rail, you will need a pretty strong scissors. We used the garden scissors. Overall, very happy about the product.

This was surprisingly easy to install. I did it with help from my 6 year old daughter. Seriously, she was great at running the rollers and handing me parts. Popping the line in there after placing all the holders wasn't hard at all. I would guess measuring and lining thing up just so - in other words, just following instructions - is the "trick" to keeping this as easy as advertised. It does take a day to straighten it out after delivery, but I did take a hair dryer to it to help it bend around a corner and that worked pretty easily, so you can probably speed things up that way or with a hot water soak, like the instructions suggest. It is holding a pretty heavy drape with no issue, the rollers feel sturdy when I move the drapes, and the price for this was really low vs. other options. I was considering hiring a pro, which is crazy expensive compared to this. Would have paid 3x what I did for this plus (not cheap!) drapes. Honestly surprised at how well this worked out. Well worth it. EDIT: Just have to add that after a year and a lot of use there is no sign of wear at all. Still happy I bought this!

Overall the rail works well enough, the mounting brackets are sturdy and hold the rail very securely (it's going to be difficult to remove if I ever have to), and the rollers move pretty smoothly. Unfortunately the rollers do bump up against each other and lock up, so you have to pull from the direction you want the curtain to go instead of drag from the edge that's moving forward, but that's easy enough to get into the habit of. The track is very flexible and should be able to fit any configuration I would reasonable want. The included instructions are very bare-bones and leave a few open questions about how it should be installed (e.g. is there a recommended spacing between mounting brackets) but if you're buying this you can definitely figure it out. My main complaint with these is that the end caps *do not fit* on the track. I've tried firmly pressing them, heating them up with a hairdryer, tapping them with a mallet, and other attempts at forcing them on, and they just flat out don't fit. I contacted the company via their information included with the instructions, and they replied very quickly and offered to send an accessory pack which would include the correct end caps. When I received that, it had end caps which were the exact same as the current ones, which *do not fit* the track. A bit more back and forth with them and they recommended some things to try to get them to fit, but I've already tried their suggestions, and these caps just *do not fit*. So I wrapped a rubber band around the ends of the rail to keep the rollers from falling off like another reviewer with the same problem, and it's good enough (although looks a bit janky). That's a lot of complaining about one small problem, but I'm tired of buying products that mostly work with a few small flaws, it's exhausting and I wish companies would ensure quality through the entire product instead of just most of it.

It is nice to have a different option to put up the curtains. It is much easier to open and close than the rod curtains.

So happy with this purchase. I had been wanting to create a small changing area in my back patio for when we get out of the pool and this rail was perfect. The rail comes rolled up so you will need to straighten it out in order to be able to install it but honestly it wasn't as hard, I did it on my own. I took one end of the strip an placed it under the dinning table leg to hold in place. I then used my hair dryer to blow heat on it to make it easy to bend the opposite direction and straighten it as I went along. Once I got it straight I place 2 of my dining table across the entire strip to hold it down and let it sit for about 25 mins to make sure it didn't curl back up on me when I installed it. For the install I do recommend you have a 2nd person. I love the smooth roll of the wheels and how much quieter it is than a metal rail also that you can shape it any way you want. Overall recommend this 💯!!

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Relatively straightforward to install on a bay window as it is a good quality, flexible track. Wise to purchase extra accessories (gliders, hooks etc. to complement those supplied).

Pour installer des rideaux au plafond difficile à utiliser beaucoup de trous à faire tout les dix centimètres !!et le plastique très dur un peu déçu surtout à installer

Product was easy enough to install in my RV and the result is very good, with the drapes gliding effortlessly along the track. As other reviewers have pointed out, the track is quite sturdy and difficult to straighten out. I found a measure of success by holding down the track with paint cans and heating up the track with my hair drier (in the hot setting). The miter saw makes cutting the track to size the easiest, quickest, and cleanest option. Surprisingly, the installation brackets only hold with one screw to the ceiling. Since I had a hollow ceiling, I used hollow wall screw which are a bit bigger diameter than the ones provided. But even with one screw, the brackets held up nicely. I did both a straight installation and a curved one. In the straight installation, the curtain track easily popped into the brackets. But, for the curved installation, I ended up removing the brackets from the ceiling and installing them one at a time while attached to the track, because it was impossible to clip the track into the brackets with the brackets already installed. The fact that I was curving the track made it impossible in install otherwise (please see pictures). Still, it was easy enough to install. Once I hooked my curtains to the rollers, the end covers popped right out, along with some of the track rollers and some curtain, at the very first side push of the curtains. So I had to make a hole on both end covers and fix them to the curtain track with a screw, lockwasher, and nut combo. Ended up using 20 track rollers for one curtain (a 95" W curtain) and the same amount for the other (the set comes with 40 rollers). All this said and done, it is a fine product that holds up my heavy curtains without any issues.

Bad quality. Wheels got wrong size in relation to rest of the product. Avoid!