DartAnt Flexible Ceiling Curtain Track, Bendable Ceiling Track Room Divider, RV Curtain Track, Ceiling Mount for Curtain Rail, Curtain Track System, Hospital Ceiling Track for curtains (16.4ft (5m))

I needed a shower curtain in a very small trailer i use for camping. I had some curtain rods in there that didn't work well. I needed a circular style completely enclosed. So i purchased this set. The top of my trailer was not even, it was curved. Also the rafter of the trailer was not spaced close enough together for me to put this up so i cut a piece of aluminum in a circle and then installed that to the ceiling. I used pop rivets to install this flexible curtain track and pop riveted them every 6 inches. This set worked perfectly and it was flexible enough to bed in a 36 inch diagonal circle. I just cut the end off with the hacksaw like the directions say (custom size) and installed the nice looking end cap that they provided. It helps to have two people to install because the track wants to kind of do it's own thing until you have it screwed in or in my case pop riveted in. The track is very smooth and i would purchase this set again.

Bought this (16ft track) to hold an impact panel for my in-home golf launch monitor/simulator studio. The impact panel is pretty hefty; weighing around 15-20 lbs. The DartAnt specs indicated it should be more than capable of handling the weight of the panel, and it absolutely works for my application.Came well packaged with decent instructions. A little bit annoying to unroll it. I went the reverse bend route, and then laid it flat for a couple days with some weights on it. Still, like the instructions say, don't expect it to be even close to perfectly flat/straight.Even when you attach it to the ceiling, odds are it'll still be a little wavy in some spots. But I'm OK with that, as being able to lay it out in a non-linear fashion is well worth the tradeoff.The clips that retain the track are pretty robust. From the photos, I was thinking they'd be plastic. Was pleasantly surprised they're mostly metal. With the exception of the spring loaded retention tab being plastic. The springs in the tab are very strong. So they take a little force to move. But this is also fine, as the tradeoff is they retain the track very securely. I do however wish they shipped the track with a few more of the clips (maybe 20 instead of the 15).My only "gripe" is the anchors. They're just the cheap, run-of-the-mill plastic ones that really aren't all that secure. While they might work in very light duty applications, I wouldn't trust them for much else. Have seen plenty pull out of walls with very little force.Given the above, I tossed the ones that came with it. And instead went with Toggler Snap Toggle anchors. The toggler anchors are the best of the best. Rated to well over 100 lbs of pull out force per anchor. The downside is that the 1/4"-20 machine screws for the toggler anchors were too big to fit through the screw hole in the clip. So I had to drill out each hole with a step bit to accommodate the larger screws. Worked just fine. And was worth it. But it would be nice if they designed this to work with better anchors.Installation was a little tricky for one person. Definitely would recommend you enlist a second set of hands if you can. But one person can do it by themselves if needed. I propped up one end of the track on a ladder. And then worked my way from the opposite end. Not ideal. But it worked out just fine.Overall, I'd say this is a great product for the price. Just hoping it holds up well over time.

very fast delivery and easy instructions ,highly recommended

This comes rolled into a tight loop in the box and they're a challenge to straighten out. There isn't a single word in the instructions to tell you how to win the fight against it coiling back up. Fortunately I installed these at my cottage and was in no hurry to get the job done. I straightened the rails out on the living room floor, then tossed rugs over them & weighted it down with furniture and whatever heavy stuff I could gather up.Then I left for a week.When I returned they no longer tried to coil back up into a 12" hoop and installation on the ceiling went pretty smooth.You have my pity if you assume you can get these hung up in an hour on a Saturday afternoon.

It is just the picture,I like it.