VRSS Flexible Bendable Curved Ceiling Curtain Track With Stainless Steel Curtain Clips, 2 Meters(6.6 ft) for L, U, Circle Shape Shower Curtain Track RV Curtain Track System Room Divider DIY

I bought this for my bathroom remodel, to hang a shower curtain. We had gone with glass tile so traditional shower rods were slipping off the glass and weren't an option. Buying this thing was one of my few good ideas this year. It's simple, easy to install and works perfectly. What is it: it's a length of plastic shaped like an I-beam in cross section. It has a metal insert inside to provide stiffness and strength. Along the track there are a number of plastic attachments with little wheels, and metal hooks at the end. The wheels feel secure: you could pull them off the track only if you pull hard enough to warp the wheels. They travel really easily, without "sticking". The track comes bent into a circle. You un-bend it (the metal strip inside is what you bend, really), cut it to length you needs put on wheels and end caps and attach to the ceiling. To attach to the ceiling, you screw in metal plates and the track then snaps into them. It's dead easy to figure out. I attached this to a drywall ceiling. The while contraption is super light, being plastic, and the shower curtain isn't heavy either so it feels secure even though it hangs on drywall. Once it's up, hang the curtain from the hooks (you will need curtain hooks - this comes with closed little metal loops only). Overall, in my experience this is a great alternative to large, metal tracks if you want flexibility or don't want to spend as much. Note: you will need a hand saw that can cut metal in order to cut this down to size.

Our shower has always used a spring rod and over time has damaged the wall. This installs pretty well. You have to take your time to get the bends out. It cuts well with a hack saw. You do need a longer shower curtain but it looks great and has a smooth glide. No more ugly wall damage.

Windows: 2. Prep: straighten and secure the rail 20-30 mins per piece, about 45 mins. Measuring and marking: about 1.5hr for both windows Bracket install: about 1 hr. Install and steam the curtains: about 45mins. Total install time: about 4 hrs. I skipped fixing the holes from the old curtain rods - can’t see them anyway 😁 I’m very happy with the result! I wanted to do the ceiling to floor look for a while. This was a good find. I was a bit skeptical that it would be flimsy, but it looks and hangs well. It arrives coiled so you do your prep for straightening or shaping first. I used a hair drying and secured it with something heavy to keep straight while I was busy installing the hardware. Measuring and marking took me the longest but installing the brackets was easy. The railing then just snaps into them. I bought 6.6’ sets. I like how it turned out and might do the dining room next!

We removed a glass door on our shower in a living quarters horse trailer. It kept falling off its track. We replaced it with this and a shower curtain. Works fine.

Very friendly and good quality

The tracks come tightly coiled, and I've noticed a lot of other reviewers have complained about that. I bought three 2-meter kits, and the way I easily uncoiled them was to put the coils into a pot of hot (not boiling) water for just 10 seconds or so. They soften up and are easy to bend straighter when they are warm. You can repeatedly dip in the hot water. When installing, you can get them in straight lines with no problem using the mounting brackets. The track is never exactly rocket-science straight (it will have very slight waviness). If you want to do any sort of curvature to your track, this type is IDEAL because it is easy to form into shapes that are not straight. The track is plastic on outside but has an internal core of flexible metal strip. This metal is quite hard. If you want to shorten your track, you must use a good hacksaw and some arm muscle. The mounting brackets came with wall anchors, but the "flat-head" screws provided with the wall anchors were totally inappropriate for the brackets and anchors. They were totally the wrong type of screw for the application (should be round-head screws), and were too narrow-shanked as well. One star off for small but seriously inappropriate hardware.

I bought two sets, a long one for a double window and a short one for a curtain doorway. I read the instructions carefully, it said to either put something flat and heavy on it for 24 hours or put it in warm water to flatten it out. I tried one of each and neither seemed to work well. I ended up using a heat gun for the one by the window. It’s very difficult to get these straight, but it’s functional. I personally don’t mind if these are a little janky, I didn’t spend a lot and the rails are fairly strong. For the curtain doorway I used 3 sets of extra thick curtains to really stop noise from other rooms. Even with 3 heavy curtains it slides smoothly. I’m satisfied, it’s strong which is more important than straight to me. Especially for the price.

This is exactly what I needed to turn my utility-stlye laundry room/half bath into an inviting, cozy room! I didn't want to hang a rod so after reading some blogs for ideas, I found this track and decided to try it! As others mentioned, it comes tightly rolled. However....it heats up extremely fast with the hair blower so be careful if you do this to straighten it. We actually bent the crap out if it not realizing how hot it had gotten lol. We had to heat it back up to fix it. My very handy husband said it was easy to install. I bought 1 piece and it's flexible so the curtain can go around the corner (not 2 pieces at 90 degrees). Easy to cut excess off. Super happy with this purchase!

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Not installed yet. Still in renovation mode. The track is a little thicker than I thought but will work.

I liked that it could be mounted in a different way than perfectly strats. Easy to install. Easy to cut with tin snips! I used it to replace the curtain holder for the bedroom area in the 1998 trailer Make sure to order your curtain hooks too!

Easy to install and working well so far.

Polyvalent!