Ceiling Mounted Curtain Track | Ceiling Mounted Curtain Rail | Ceiling Hung Curtain Track

The store makes no environmental or recycling claims for this track. It is made of PVC plastic. If that matters for your project, email theteam@ceilingcurtaintrack.com.au and ask before you order.

The track itself does not block sound. A thicker curtain can soften some noise, but this PVC track is described as suited to light to medium-weight curtains. So pick a curtain in that weight range rather than a very heavy acoustic drape.

This store does not sell a system made for commercial fit-outs. Our flexible PVC track can hang room divider curtains or backdrops, which can help split up a studio, shop or office. For a busy site where curtains move all day, check with theteam@ceilingcurtaintrack.com.au before you order.

Painting is not covered in the product listing, so we can't say how paint will hold up. The track is PVC plastic made to bend by hand, and any paint would need to flex with it. Ask theteam@ceilingcurtaintrack.com.au before you try it.

Wipe the track with a damp cloth. For tougher marks, use a little mild cleaner, then wipe it dry. Keeping the track clean helps your curtains glide smoothly.

The listing does not name curtain styles such as pleated or eyelet, so we can't promise every style will work. Lighter fabrics usually glide more easily on a flexible track. If your curtain has an unusual heading, ask theteam@ceilingcurtaintrack.com.au before you buy.

No maximum weight in kg is published for this track. The store's listing only says it suits light to medium-weight curtains. If you plan to hang something heavier, send your curtain details to theteam@ceilingcurtaintrack.com.au first.

Because the track is fixed to the ceiling, there is little or no gap above the curtain for people to see through. You can also bend it to wrap around a shower space or divide a room. How private it feels still depends on how thick your curtain is.

Yes, if the blackout curtain is not too heavy. Blackout fabric is often thick, and this track is sold for light to medium-weight curtains. A ceiling track can stop light coming over the top, but some may still get in around the sides.

The listing does not show any colour or finish choices for this track. If you need it to match a certain colour, email theteam@ceilingcurtaintrack.com.au before you order.

The listing does not cover sloped ceilings, and this store does not sell special brackets for them. The track bends by hand, but a slope can change how the curtain hangs and slides. Send your ceiling details to theteam@ceilingcurtaintrack.com.au before you buy.

The track does not insulate a room on its own. Hanging a curtain from the ceiling leaves less of a gap at the top, which may cut some draughts. How much it helps depends mostly on your curtain fabric.

The listing does not say which fittings, runners or screws come with the track. Ask theteam@ceilingcurtaintrack.com.au what is included before you plan your install. Either way, choose screws and plugs that suit your ceiling material.

Light to medium-weight curtains suit this track, going by the store's listing. It is listed for window curtains, shower curtains, room divider curtains and backdrops. Heavy drapes are not what it is sold for.

All four track pages on this site sell the same flexible PVC ceiling track, at $19.80 per metre. To choose, measure the full length of your run, think about how heavy your curtain is, and check what your ceiling is made of. Then order that many metres.

No weather or UV rating is published, so we can't promise how it holds up outside. The listed uses are things like bay windows, showers, RVs and trailers, not patios. For a patio or pergola, ask theteam@ceilingcurtaintrack.com.au first.

Very flexible. You can bend and twist the PVC track by hand into shapes like an L-shape, trapezoid, bow or arc, with no special tools. That lets it follow bay windows and other curved runs.

No. The track is not listed as working with motors, and this store does not sell motorised systems or remote controls. Your curtains slide along it when you pull them by hand.

A Ceiling Hung Curtain Track is fixed to the ceiling, not the wall. This gives a more discreet look, and it suits spaces where wall room is limited or where you want the curtain to run in one long, unbroken line.

Yes, you do it yourself. The track is sold by the metre with no minimum, so you order the length you need, then bend it by hand to fit your window or room. The store does not offer a custom bending service.

This store's ceiling curtain track is made of durable PVC plastic. It is designed to bend by hand, yet strong enough not to crack or break.

Yes. Shower curtains and shower spaces are among the uses the store lists, and you can bend the track to follow a bath or shower. No water resistance rating is published, so wipe it dry after heavy splashes.

Fixed to the ceiling, the track keeps curtain rods off your walls for a clean, simple look. Curtains can drop from the very top of the room, which can make the space feel taller. Because it bends, it can also follow a bay window or a curve.

It is a track fixed to the ceiling that your curtains hang from and slide along. Ours is a flexible PVC track you bend by hand, sold by the metre. It can hang curtains at windows, in showers, as room dividers or in RVs.

They can work, since the curtain hangs straight from the ceiling. A long drop means more fabric and more weight, so keep your curtain light to medium weight to suit this track. You'll also need a safe ladder or platform to fix it up high.

Not much. Dust the track now and then so dirt does not build up along it. If your curtain starts to drag, check for dust or anything caught in the track.

This track is not sold for heavy curtains. It is a flexible PVC track, and the listing describes it as suited to light to medium-weight curtains. For thick, lined drapes, talk to theteam@ceilingcurtaintrack.com.au before ordering.

A ceiling track lets you hang a curtain to split an open-plan space, then pull it back when you want the room open again. It works for homes, studios and offices where you need privacy some of the time. Our track bends by hand, so it can follow an L-shape around a nook.

It can go on plaster, timber or concrete ceilings, as long as you use fixings made for that material. For plaster, screw into a ceiling joist where you can. Concrete needs a masonry drill to make the holes first.

Measure the run and mark where the track will go, then bend the track by hand to match. Drill holes with a drill that suits your ceiling, and fix the track in place with fixings for that material. Our cordless screwdriver ($59.40) is handy for light screwdriving, but we don't offer an installation service.