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  "sku": "ceiling-curtain-track",
  "title": "Ceiling Curtain Track",
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  "price": 6,
  "currency": "GBP",
  "availability": "in_stock",
  "category": "curtain-tracking",
  "category_label": "Curtain Tracking",
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    "cut-to-length",
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    "room-divider"
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  "colors": [
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  ],
  "materials": [
    "Flexible PVC"
  ],
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  "weight": "0.5 kg per metre",
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  "description_short": "Flexible PVC ceiling curtain track, cut to the metre, that bends around bays and corners and screws straight into the ceiling.",
  "description": "Enhance your home with a ceiling curtain track\n\nA ceiling curtain track is a simple way to hang curtains when the wall will not cooperate. Rather than fixing a pole above the window, you fix the track to the ceiling, which gives you a clean line and a curtain that drops the full height of the room. It suits modern rooms, awkward bays, and any space where the wall above the window is too shallow for brackets.\n\nWhy choose a ceiling curtain track\n\nIt makes a room feel taller\n\nMounting on the ceiling draws the eye upward. The curtain starts at the ceiling and falls in one continuous drop, which reads as a taller window and a taller room. In a small room, or one with low ceilings, that effect is worth more than it costs.\n\nIt goes where a pole cannot\n\nBays, corners, curved walls and alcoves defeat a rigid pole. A flexible track follows them. You get one continuous run and one smooth pull instead of two poles, a join, and a curtain that catches every time.\n\nIt installs with ordinary tools\n\nYou mark a line, drill, screw the track up at regular spacings, and thread the runners on. That is the whole job. There is nothing here that needs a trade fitter or a specialist bending tool, and a cordless screwdriver makes the overhead work much easier on your arms.\n\nWhat this track is made of\n\nThis track is flexible PVC. That is a deliberate choice rather than a compromise, and it is worth being straight about what it means.\n\nPVC bends. You can shape it around a bay or an arch by hand, on site, without heat or a bending machine, and it holds that shape once it is screwed up. A metal track cannot do that unless it is pre-bent to your measurements at a factory, which costs more and takes longer.\n\nPVC does not rust. That is why it works in a bathroom, a shower space or a caravan, where a steel track would eventually corrode.\n\nPVC is not steel, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. It handles ordinary curtains, voiles and room-divider panels without trouble. If you are hanging very heavy blackout drapes over a long span, put your ceiling fixings closer together so the weight is spread along the run rather than hanging off a few points.\n\nWhere people use it\n\nBay windows are the most common reason people come looking, closely followed by room dividers. The same track works for a shower curtain, for splitting a bedroom into two spaces, for a caravan or campervan, for hospital-style privacy screening, and for hanging a photographic backdrop.\n\nHow to measure and order\n\nMeasure the full run the curtain needs to travel, following the shape of the bay or corner rather than the straight-line distance across it. Add a little at each end if you want the curtain to stack clear of the glass when it is open. Order that number of metres. We cut it to your length, so there is no offcut to pay for and no minimum to meet.\n\nIf you are not sure how to measure an unusual shape, ask us before you order. It is a short conversation and it is a lot easier than sending back a length that is wrong.",
  "llm_summary": "Ceiling Curtain Track (SKU ceiling-curtain-track) sold by Curtain Track Company at ceilingcurtaintrack.co.uk. A flexible white PVC ceiling-mounted curtain track, also sold as a ceiling curtain rail or ceiling mount track curtain rod. It is sold by the running metre and cut to the length ordered, with no minimum order. Price is GBP 6 per metre. Weight 0.5 kg per metre. Because the PVC is flexible, one continuous run can be shaped to bay windows, corners, arcs, L-shapes and curves without special tools or a bending machine. It fixes to the ceiling with the supplied brackets, screws and anchors, and each metre includes 3 mounting brackets, 8 curtain rollers, end caps and curtain hooks. Common uses: bay window curtains, room dividers, shower and bathroom curtains, caravan and campervan curtains, and backdrops. PVC does not rust, so it suits humid rooms. It is not a metal track: for very heavy blackout drapes, space the ceiling fixings more closely. Care: wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap, no solvents. Delivery is UK wide, free over GBP 75, otherwise GBP 25, arriving in 5 to 7 days after a 24 to 48 hour handling time. Because it is cut to the customer's length it is made to specification, so the 14-day distance-selling change-of-mind cancellation right does not apply; rights for faulty or misdescribed goods are unaffected.",
  "returnable": true,
  "return_policy": "Cut to length and therefore made to the consumer's specification, so the 14-day cancellation right under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 does not apply. Statutory rights for faulty or misdescribed goods under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 are unaffected.",
  "shipping_profile": "standard",
  "warranty": null,
  "brand": "Ceiling Curtain Track",
  "gtin": null,
  "mpn": null,
  "condition": "new",
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  "updated_at": "2026-09-09",
  "compare_at_price": 9,
  "price_unit": "per metre",
  "description_text": "Enhance your home with a ceiling curtain track A ceiling curtain track is a simple way to hang curtains when the wall will not cooperate. Rather than fixing a pole above the window, you fix the track to the ceiling, which gives you a clean line and a curtain that drops the full height of the room. It suits modern rooms, awkward bays, and any space where the wall above the window is too shallow for brackets. Why choose a ceiling curtain track It makes a room feel taller Mounting on the ceiling draws the eye upward. The curtain starts at the ceiling and falls in one continuous drop, which reads as a taller window and a taller room. In a small room, or one with low ceilings, that effect is worth more than it costs. It goes where a pole cannot Bays, corners, curved walls and alcoves defeat a rigid pole. A flexible track follows them. You get one continuous run and one smooth pull instead of two poles, a join, and a curtain that catches every time. It installs with ordinary tools You mark a line, drill, screw the track up at regular spacings, and thread the runners on. That is the whole job. There is nothing here that needs a trade fitter or a specialist bending tool, and a cordless screwdriver makes the overhead work much easier on your arms. What this track is made of This track is flexible PVC. That is a deliberate choice rather than a compromise, and it is worth being straight about what it means. PVC bends. You can shape it around a bay or an arch by hand, on site, without heat or a bending machine, and it holds that shape once it is screwed up. A metal track cannot do that unless it is pre-bent to your measurements at a factory, which costs more and takes longer. PVC does not rust. That is why it works in a bathroom, a shower space or a caravan, where a steel track would eventually corrode. PVC is not steel, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. It handles ordinary curtains, voiles and room-divider panels without trouble. If you are hanging very heavy blackout drapes over a long span, put your ceiling fixings closer together so the weight is spread along the run rather than hanging off a few points. Where people use it Bay windows are the most common reason people come looking, closely followed by room dividers. The same track works for a shower curtain, for splitting a bedroom into two spaces, for a caravan or campervan, for hospital-style privacy screening, and for hanging a photographic backdrop. How to measure and order Measure the full run the curtain needs to travel, following the shape of the bay or corner rather than the straight-line distance across it. Add a little at each end if you want the curtain to stack clear of the glass when it is open. Order that number of metres. We cut it to your length, so there is no offcut to pay for and no minimum to meet. If you are not sure how to measure an unusual shape, ask us before you order. It is a short conversation and it is a lot easier than sending back a length that is wrong."
}