Ceiling Curtain Track, Room Divider Curtain Rod, Curtain Track Ceiling Mount, Comes with Track, Roller Hooks, Installation Hardware, for 3ft - 6ft (White)

I've been using mine all summer and have held up great to my busy house. They work great with my curtains and I'm never getting regular rods again! Definitely worth the buy

I got this to cover the dish pit area at the restaurant I work. We wanted some sort of curtains for that matter but didn’t want to install rods. Someone came up with this idea and of course the product was found in Amazon, I’m glad it did. Delivery was next day and it came with everything you need to put it together, even a saw so you can customize the size. Highly recommend if you want an easy room divider solution.

We use this to hang a heavy blackout/insulating curtain over our sliding glass door. It holds the weight with no problem and the plastic rollers are 95% smooth moving through the track and over the transition points. All-in-all I'm glad I got it and would use it again, but I have two small issues.First, the transition pieces that come with the track extend out from the bottom, so they actually push the track away from the surface you are attaching the track to. They also rely on set screws, which push against the track, narrowing the width of the track if you turn too hard. These two issues combined caused our rollers to get stuck, and I ended up removing the transition pieces. The track works just fine without them, as long as you are careful in aligning the ends of each piece.The second issue is the very cheap philips-head screws that you use to fasten the track to the ceiling. These are basically single-use and require a lot of care to keep from blowing out the drive slots on the top. We had to back many of them out to remove the transition pieces and most of them didn't survive. Some we had to remove with pliers, turning what would have been a 15-minute job into something three-times as long. Luckily we had other screws on hand we could substitute for these.Those small complaints aside, I expect this to serve us well for a long time, and I'm going to order another set for some other heavy curtains we have. I just won't use the enclosed screws or transition pieces.

We purchased this track to hang outdoor curtains for my MIL to block the morning sun. The track is protected from the elements by a small lip behind the guttering. The curtains slide flawlessly! The only problem we are having now is that when the wind blows, they can move out of place easily! We plan to add some weights to the bottom and that should help clear it up!

First of all if you are ordering the 9 - 12 ft version, Amazon is unable to deliver it; repeatedly sent me the 3 - 6 ft. After three returns for sending the wrong item, I gave up and spent the extra $12 to order the 12 - 18 ft just to get what I needed.Installation starts out easy enough until you find that the track pieces are not cut square, either vertically or horizontally. This results in gaps in the track when you attempt to butt them together which causes the rollers to hang up in the gap. I ended up having to file the ends of over half of the tracks to square them up.In my case I wanted to screw directly into the ceiling studs. If you are inclinded to do the same, you will need to drill holes in the track for the screws.Lastly the brackets provided to align the tracks to each other have ridges along the top side that cause a significant gap between the end of the track and the ceiling. These brackets also need to have the set-screw holes deburred or else they will not slide onto the track. This is best done with a thin file.It took me 3 hours to install 21 feet of track (7 pieces) mostly from having to file the ends square to fit.After install they work well.

Saved me so much money when I found this now I don't have to take it to a shop to get charged an arm and a leg.

We have a temporary storage area in our refinished basement that was an eyesore. This system was easy to install and made a huge improvement in appearance. I plan to buy longer curtains.

We just bought a house with a wall of windows—one a huge picture window too wide for blinds—but the afternoon sun was blinding. This track allowed me to hang floor-to-ceiling curtains along the entire wall, and push them completely out of the way when not needed. It even comes with a little saw to shorten it to the length you need, and any excess track can be used on another window.It was super easy to install on the ceiling using a wooden block to ensure consistent spacing. Be sure to place the track a few inches away from your window or wall so there’s room for the back fold of your curtains when they’re completely pushed back.