Bendable Curtain Track for Bay Windows, 4.26m/14ft Flexible Curtain Rails And Fittings Ceiling Wall Mounted Bay Window Curtain Track, White

This is an excellent product. Great value for the quality and it is easy to shape as needed when you're fitting it. It holds my curtains very well and they glide from open to closed with ease. Also sturdy and looks well. Have used everyday for over a year and still perfect. Highly recommend.

First class product. Took a few days to straighten out the coiled track. Now fitted above my patio french doors, effortless opening and closing of curtains. Brilliant.

Very easy install, I didn't have any issues at all getting the curve out of the rail like others have mentioned, although worth noting I installed it in a curved bay window so I didn't actually need it to be perfectly straight.Came with more than enough rollers. And I found the rail fairly easy to cut with a jewelers saw.I didn't use the supplied clips, I don't think they would work very well with pencil pleat curtains, I bought a box of metal curtain hooks instead and those were much better.The end caps don't stay on very well, I think I might drill a hole through them and put a bolt through it to keep it in place, I'm not sure what the solution to this but some other design for the end caps would be better I think.Overall I'm satisfied, I can definitely recommend it over the cheaper curtain rail It replaced.Dropped a star because of the end caps, clips, and the instructions that they came with is litered with spelling and grammar mistakes.

The curtain rail was easy to fit, however there weren't enough of the roller clips to hang my good quality/heavy curtains. With the number of clips provided, the curtains were sagging. I emailed the seller to ask for more and was sent a link to buy some. I would recommend buying an alternative flexible curtain rail that comes with enough clips.

This is the second rail I have bought in twelve months. Following the success replacing the broken rail in the bedroom bay window where I have full length thermal lined heavy curtains I bought a second rail for the living room bay window.The rail requires gentle bending to straighten it out a bit before fitting. We used our existing bracket holes and the new brackets to fit the rail. Do make sure you have the rail the correct way up. The rolling curtain carriers slide really smoothly along the track even with heavy thermal lined curtains. I recommend dividing the curtain carriers and clips between your two curtains and checking where the curtain sits/hangs on the rail before attaching all of the clips.I am now able to smoothly draw my living curtains with minimal effort

Good quality curtain track & easy to use.

For years I’ve looked for a solution for a bay window in my bedroom that had no gap between the window and ceiling for a normal curtain rail I had found a wire type curtain rail from Ikea but it wasn’t the best and was difficult to open and shut the curtains so barely did it and it also sagged, but when I seen this could be ceiling mounted I thought I’d try and it’s perfect I managed to fit it myself struggled with clipping it but found it easy enough to bend into shape, and now I can open/shut my curtains with ease, seems sturdy might get another one for living room as that’s the same as my bedroom

First off the track arrived rolled up so difficult to get straight. I went wall mounted on a bay window but the track hangs down from the brackets so the bracket is on show all the time (ugly). I altered my curtains to have a top ruffle above the pencil pleat to hide this when drawn (a lot of work!) but then found the curtains catch on the brackets when being drawn (ugh) To top it all two of the plastic runners have already broken during installation and for proper curtains there was not enough runners (£8 extra runners needed). End stoppers we’re a terrible fit. My advice as an Interior Designer is Just source another track coz unless it’s just for a voil I don’t think it is substantial enough. Wasn’t expensive but terrible value for money as I know it won’t last