KOLAKO Ceiling Curtain Track, Flexible Curtain Track Ceiling Wall Mount 14Ft Black Bendable Sliding Curtain Rail, Room Divider, Ceiling Track Set for Curtains, RV, Shower

Worked perfect for hanging a shade screen under.my deck on our patio. Pretty simple install. The track is rolled up with a memory, but with not too much effort I was able to get it Pretty straight. Will buy another for another section of our patio/deck.

I got this for my RV. When someone is watching TV and the other person wants to sleep, I put a curtain around the bed... Works great and was easy to install.

I installed the 16ft track by myself to my ceiling and struggled with a few things but it's a fantastic product overall.Pros:1. Neat, organized packaging with *plenty* of hardware for either wall or ceiling install.2. Simple, intelligent concept of curling the track instead of having to ship long, flat pieces and better than having to connect pieces (this isn't a Hot Wheels track!)Cons/Struggles:1. Yes, straightening the curled rod is difficult but not impossible if you're patient and diligent. Save your thumbs (as shown in the video) and instead use a sturdy object to brace the rod against when uncurling it.2. Once the track is in the brackets it's nearly impossible to move without removing the track, so be careful to install the ends first.3. Possible with one person, but I can only imagine how much easier it would be with two people to install.

It took a little bit of figuring, and the instructions should have been more descriptive and specific. The rail itself is really good, though. It's really hard to cut, even with tin shears (at least ours). You're pretty much not going to get it perfectly straight, either. You can get close, but there's going to be a little bit of wave to it since it's metal on the inside and comes rolled. Straightening it out isn't too difficult, just trying to get a perfectly straight line is not going to happen.Make sure to physically hold it up to where you want to install it before installing. We installed it in the ceiling of an RV slideout. I was a little nervous about installing it in what's essentially a plastic ceiling since the instructions were for drywall or other substances. It worked fine, though, using the screws that came with the package. I think the screws were probably an inch and a half long.The instructions didn't tell us specifically enough how to install it, so we looked up an installation tutorial for a different brand, which helped. One thing we had to figure out was how far away to install the ceiling mounts that the rail snaps into. We ended up installing them about every 14 inches or so with an extra mount in a curve we had. We used almost the whole length, just a few inches shy.The clamps have really good hold of 4 curtain panels we used on them. The grip is impressive for such small clamps. They roll really easily but also stay in place after being let go fairly well. Very happy with the result overall.Edit 1 Year Later: This track is still holding up great. It still slides easily and hasn't caused any problems with the RV slide ceiling that it's installed into. Every once in a while we'll get a little too rough sliding it and one of the hooks at the other end of the clamps will come undone, but it's pretty easy to stick them back into their little loops.The clamps have a super aggressive hold on the curtains. I think they'd tear the curtain and pull down the track before they let go of the curtain. Because the clamps are so sharp and grippy, it is pretty damaging to the fabric, but since we don't really intend to use those curtains for anything else, it's fine. Still super happy with this purchase. It turned an RV couch into an RV bedroom for us!

I wanted ceiling mounted curtains that would curve out over sheers. These worked really, really well. I followed the instructions for unbending the curtain rods. They come rolled in a coil. I had every heavy book, craft bin, and anything else I could think of. The installer, (a friend) was so pleased I'd done that as it made the installation go smoothly. They work like a dream and the cost was so reasonable.

I tried all of the suggestions to flatten out the track after unboxing- took about a week. Tried heat, tried putting it under heavy objects, tried bending in opposite direction and that made it worse. Track does not stay smooth and straight. It comes tightly rolled from the box and does not go smooth and straight. Still hoping after a few weeks it will straighten up.

This product will do what it is designed for, and if you need flexibility, it does do that. I was able to create a neatly rounded curve. The product is mostly plastic and the method of attaching the curtain, little clips, give it an overall "cut-rate" look. I don't think this is what you'd see in hospitals. But, the hardware works effectively and as long as you are not trying to impress anyone; it looks okay (I don't think people are going to examine the hardware on the ceiling that closely).The main issue you need to be aware of is the fact the plastic track is rolled up for shipping, probably for a long time before you get it, and you need to try to get the baked-in curves out of it. I ended up unrolling it and zip tying it straightened out to my chain link fence outdoor in the sun for several days. Mostly this worked. However, in practice, it does not result in a perfectly straight track. I followed instructions and installed the mounting clips in the ceiling 18" apart (I believe they recommended between 16" and 21"). The problem is even at that spacing, the plastic track still showed slight waviness (which adds to the "cut-rate" look). Counter bending them doesn't make them perfectly straight. The only solution was to add more mounting brackets, to every 8" apart. This finally resulted in a straight looking track. However, they don't provide enough mounting brackets if you intend use the whole length. I ordered a longer track than I needed, so I did have enough extra mounting brackets.With that all in mind, it still can be worth it and I do recommend the product as long as you know what you are getting.