KXLife Flexible Ceiling Mount Curtain Track (20 ft), Hospital Curtain Track System, Ceiling Track for Windows, Room Divider Ceiling Track System, White

Recommended! It's perfect for someone don't have shower room and just sink and toilet bowl. So I made my own shower next to sink where I can connect a shower spray. I installed it so fast on my ceiling, and attached all the accessories. It was perfect. It's durable and strong enough to hold the shower Curtains and using it everyday now.

Relatively easy to put up and bend into shape. Has held up a very large, heavy curtain for many months with no issues and no kinks. Solidly built parts. The endcaps are little weak, but thats not a problem unless you fling your curtain into them too hard.

Works great once its installed. It installation thats the trick.Needs 2 people to wrestle it into place.Probably easier with a straight line installation, but I needed to curve around about 110 degrees and it was a fight to get the edge of the track under the front hooks and click it into place on the curved section and would have been impossible on my own.

Easy to install. I used it to hang curtains over doorways and it didn’t need to sit 24-48 hours to straighten out because the track was cut only three foot long. Everything you need is provided including drywall anchors. The curtain glides very smoothly and I’m very pleased!

You have to follow the instructions. When it says to lay it out on a floor and put weights On it, you have to. It comes coiled up and is hard to straighten. I layed it out over night in a warm room. That helped straighten it. Put the mounting brackets up every foot. That helps keep it straight while you put it up. The photo shows it with a curtain

You're never going to get this to lay flat, that much is certain. I pinned this under weights for literally days, and it remained curved and continued to resist my efforts to put up. The hardware is included but super visible, but it seems like it holds the weight well and it's accurate to size.

First, people that are complaining are those that don't normally install much of anything. Complaining that a product is difficult to install is not about the product. It's about the user/installer inability and lack of experience. If you don't know how to install an A/C unit, would you rate the A/C low due to your lack of experience and understanding?My review is that the ceiling mount curtain rail is very strong because it's aluminum covered in plastic. Metal is typically supposed to be difficult to bend. If it were cheap plastic and nothing but plastic that was easy to bend, then the complaints would be that it doesn't hold up and is flappy.You MUST unroll METAL rail the opposite direction and allow it to sit (overnight is what I did). As a matter of fact, I simply kept bending it a few inches apart because rolling was difficult considering I purchased quite a few feet for my purpose. In any case, reverse rolling WILL NOT make it straight. It simply makes it more manageable to work with due to less roll.To get straight lines, you MUST install the brackets fairly close; I suggest at least 8" apart instead of the 12 to 16 inches the instructions say to do. The more and closer the brackets, the closer to straight you will get. The further the brackets, the more waves you WILL get (nearly unavoidable).Installing the rails into the brackets is best done by screwing the end without the plastic all the way in, and NOT screwing the plastic end all the way. Screw it most of the way to allow the rail to snap into place. Once you have a good amount of the rail installed, screw the end with the plastic.It works!

I am a girl who does not enjoy construction tasks, but I am able to follow instructions and could install this ceiling track fairly easily working a little at a time. I started at one end using a chalk line, then when I got to where I thought I wanted the curve, I bent the track around and found my 16-foot track was the perfect fit with no cutting. I then began to work from the other end and worked the curve in last of all. I have a three-story townhouse with no bedrooms on the first floor. This wonderful track allowed me to section off my dining area from the kitchen so that a disabled relative whom I care for has a private bedroom on the first floor. Curtains glide very easily and look nice!