Aluminium Flexible Ceiling Curtain Track 3ft-13.1ft / 4m | Bendable Curtain Rail for Bay Windows & Shower | Heavy Duty Ceiling Mounted Track for Curtains, Room Divider, or Wall Installation

I was a little nervous about bending these but just bent them a little at a time trying to keep to the shaping for my bay windows. I just bent them on my knee moving it along so not to overstress any one area of the track I was pleased with the result. But it it's easy to fit onto the ceiling but perseverance and patients prevailed.I was pleased with the quality and thought the value for money was excellent.

Doubtful about the quality when I ordered, but I was wrong, the rail is very sturdy, easy enough to bend and brackets are very good. When bending you have to gently manipulate the rail and it will form neatly. Mine went in to a 5 sided bay so every length had a bend at some point. It all came out really evenly and is solid, I did use my own screws and plugs though, the ones included looked insufficient. The joints on the rails are a little crude, but they hold solid and the hooks run past them without issue. Only came with 40 roller hooks so for a big window you should order extra.I’ve not yet hung the curtains, which are very heavy, but I will update the review after a few weeks of running them.So far though, really good.

2 cheers for this item. Once fitted, it works really well. The track and runners are well engineered and cope well even with heavy curtains.But the fitting instructions are very poor, and some of the fittings are frustratingly just short of the standard of the main product.I fitted this to a bay window. The track can be bent to shape, but the instructions give no guidance on how to achieve that. The rigidity of the track means you need considerable force and the track needs to be held in a vice or Workmate at one end preferably to get a successful bend where you need it.I needed to fit the track to the ceiling. The grub screws securing the joining brackets are too long, so they can't be used for ceiling hanging, as the track won't then fit in the support brackets. The joining plates are a snug fit, so the track can be joined using them without securing them with the grub screws. But only time will tell whether they might creep out of position and cause problems with the security and smooth running of the curtains.The ceiling brackets require you to tilt the track, slide it into the bracket and snap it into place. But if you have had to bend the track, it is not possible to do that. The only way is to fit the bracket first, then screw the bracket via the holes to the side of the track. None of this has apparently been considered nor addressed by whomever wrote the very limited instructions.Someone who was not an experienced DIY-er would struggle to fit this without spending hours on the task and probably making mistakes along the way which would surely result in drilling holes in the wrong place and having to make good afterwards.The product is basically well made and likely to be durable, but lack of imagination and testing over the design of the ceiling fixings and joining plates means it could have been so much better if executed with more care.

Not easy to install into a bay window. Poor instructions. Nowhere near enough hooks and rollers included in the kit, leaving the curtains drooping sadly on the rail. Don't worry though, the seller can provide another 20 hooks and rollers for £18.99. I ended up buying a generic pack of 48 rollers and used all of them, so the original 16 is a joke. Looks nice now it's up but I would not buy the product again.

I do agree with some previous comments that the instructions aren’t very helpful. However I don’t agree with other comments that the rail is hard to bend. I bent it very easily on my knee. Seems a good strong curtain rail. Very smooth running

Cannot be fitted to the ceiling using the fittings provided. I ignored another review stating this. Caused me minor rage , a trip to a hardware store to source spacers to create the distance required for the fittings to work. Do not purchase if you wish to attach to a ceiling. Unless you have another solution at the ready. Installation took several days due to this poor design.

I bought this to replace a cheap plastic track which was only a year old but was sticking. The comparison between this and the other is like chalk and cheese. My daughter said this glides like it's on ice.The instructions could do with improving - for instance how to fit in an L shape - but YouTube came to the rescue. The pictures also could show more detail of the rail itself. Overall, I would say this is easy enough to fit for a reasonably competent DIYer.Price. Well who wouldn't like it cheaper? But as they say price hurts once but quality lasts.

This curtain track kit arrived with all the parts as advertised, including a choice of fixings for both ceiling or wall, along with rollers and hooks, screws, etc.The actual rails are good quality, and come in 1 meter lengths, that are easy to join together with the supplied joining bars.I had to bend one section to fit a 45 degree bend around a bay window., which was a little tricky.I used a 5 inch diameter log to form the bend.The rail is plenty strong enough to support 8 feet tall curtains.