Flexible Bendable Ceiling Curtain Track, 5m (16.4ft), Ceiling Track Ceiling Mount, for Curtain Track with Track Curtain System, RV Curtain Spacer,

Great product, but just know it requires some work to put up. Used hair dryers and weights to get it uncoiled (took about 30ish minutes). Be sure to measure the area you're putting the track beforehand. You'll need something strong to cut the track. The end may be squished where it's cut, but just use a lighter and needle nose pliers to straighten it back out (there are caps that slide on the ends of the track to prevent your curtains from sliding off). Putting the sliders on the track is easy and easily come off if need be. Worked well for what we needed it for.

I have long covid that has cascaded to a hundred other issues, including migraines and light sensitivity. My husband and I had discussed blocking out all the windows but it was going to be such a nuisance. We decided on this instead. We used it to separate the living room from the dining room where there is a ton of light. The track works great and wasn't too bad to install. The curtains glide smoothly and haven't fallen off. It's nice that you can shape it to your specific area, because the space wasn't accommodating for a straight line. I also like that if we host people we can just pop the curtains off so we don't look weird.

Easy to install. Came with plenty of pieces to curtain off any shape. I curtained one stall off in my shop which works great for painting and even helped on saving heat on the other side of the shop. It's light weight but still handled 4 10x10' clear plastic tarps. They glide open and close like on ice.

Amazing! Only issue was straightening out the track. After that. Works perfect

Easy enough to install but the curve won't come out and it hangs down at least 3" from the ceiling to the top of my curtains. A 3" gap, at least it's in our camper and is functional for what we needed it for, a privacy curtain.

Very very difficult to install. You need to be patient and to have a good experience with drilling, otherwise you’ll messed up lol. It took me more than 2 days to make them straight and it didn’t even work, they kept rolling back to their original “shape”. And you need to make at least 5/8 holes to get the right

Update - new kitty, new problem. If you acquire a chonk of a cat whose daredevil leaps defy physics, keep it away from drapery suspended from this product. Chonky somehow managed to leap to the top of a sturdy curtain and dig his claws in. A whole section of track whipped off the ceiling. Those sharp metal pieces went flying EVERYWHERE. It’s been over a fortnight, and I’m still finding them! **Short version- *creates the physical & psychological barrier around my desk that I need during the workday. * No joke - it is a full workout program to unbend enough to work. Longer version - new smaller place & now my office is in the bedroom. I cannot focus on my clients with the visual clutter of my ‘life & bedroom stuff’. This item is terrific. When I pull the curtains round, I have a very boring, functional video background for meetings. It’s like being in an egg, with the exception of the forest view. It’s also a great DO NOT DISTURB sign to my flatmates. If the curtains are open, it’s ok to come in. If they are not open, keep out! I’m working. As you can see, even with the extensive, exhausting, painstaking process of unbending, the track is still a bit wiggly. Give yourself ant least 3 days to get this thing unbent and used to this position before mounting. To get it usable straight, I and a friend struggled to wrap it around my waist. We were only able to unbend a section at a time. It was not something someone who isn’t strong or clever can do alone. We were soaked in sweat by the time we did 2 of them. My cat did jump up on the curtains once, which pulled a few of the retainers off the ceiling. But she is an energetic and chunky moggy. It’s not the fault of the product. Very pleased. I knew I didn’t have the space or patience for room dividers.

Product is extremely stiff and very difficult to work with--even when I tried heating it, as suggested. I spent many hours and many dollars trying to make it work--and ended up throwing it away.