VRSS Flexible Bendable Curved Ceiling Curtain Track With Stainless Steel Curtain Clips, 3 Meters(9.8 ft) for L, U, Circle Shape Shower Curtain Track RV Curtain Track System Room Divider DIY

The media could not be loaded. This is the best system! It was perfect for my needs and very easy to install. I made the mistake of buying 3 to fit together instead of 1 that was for the entire length. But even so I was able to make it work. The key was putting the bracket on the rails then attach the bracket to the wood! Gives you more control. The rail is very flexible and it comes with more than enough accessories. It has everything you need except the curtains! I'm using this to hang sheer shower curtains on my screened porch to help block out heavy rain. I hope this helps.

I wasn't sure what to expect because the instructions were very vague on the parts I needed the most direction on. I wish they showed a close up of where the brackets attached to the track so I knew which direction to install. The picture included is from the backside of the bracket, not showing the hooks and slider mechanism. Thanks to the picture reviews by others, it didn't take much to just dive in!I had help to roll it the opposite way and then lay it out with some heavy weight on each end to keep it stretched out flat while I installed the ceiling brackets. That went well to make it nice and flat.I had a curve to add in around a light fixture, so I paused installing brackets once I reached it, to try installing the track to see how it would respond. Surprisingly, it was quite easy to contour the track. I allowed a few extra curves in for a little wavy effect.Rollers were even easier to add on and, then I capped the end with the stopper.It turned out perfectly!! Love how smoothly the rollers glide along the track. My daughter picked out a beautiful, light weight curtain to use to top it off.Very pleased! Will be buying more

I'm impressed! I read the reviews and complaints and wasn't quite sure what to expect. It comes tightly coiled and I just flexed the metal into a straight line with a curve at each end like I needed. (It's a thin flat strip of metal in the center, so just bend it the direction that you need it. You'll need to overbend a bit because it's metal- it tends to flex back.) Maybe if it's cold or you overflex it, you might break the plastic. Installed a 9' section by myself in our RV - it would have been easier with two people - but a one-person install is possible. The top of the track is flat; the bottom has a slight curve to make it thicker/stronger. Instructions? Who needs instructions?

I bought this ceiling track to setup up a "changing area" in my camper, as the bathroom is too small. Rather than using the screws (as I didn't want to screw into the camper ceiling), I used heavy-duty command strips and all of the brackets included to maximize hold.The track is sturdy and the clips have had no issue through use. Tip: place the track in the hot sun on the pavement to get straightened out. I unrolled the track and straightened several times over an hour or so in the sun to make sure there was no curve.

This worked great

Installation is not as easy as they make it out to be. It does not want to straighten regardless of how long you let it sit out or in warm water.

This was perfect for our corner shower in our camper. We gutted everything and redid it.!

It just didn’t work for the area I bought it for but, I will find another use I’m sure.