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  "title": "Flexible 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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    "room-divider",
    "shower",
    "caravan",
    "cut-to-length"
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  "colors": [
    "White"
  ],
  "materials": [
    "Flexible PVC"
  ],
  "dimensions": null,
  "weight": "0.5 kg per metre",
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  "description_short": "Flexible PVC ceiling track that bends and twists to fit almost any layout, cut to the metre and fitted with ordinary tools.",
  "description": "One track, several jobs\n\nA flexible ceiling curtain track is a versatile way to hang a curtain, and unlike a rigid pole it adapts to various room shapes and sizes. That flexibility is why the same product turns up in a bay window in one house and across the middle of a bedroom in the next.\n\nHere is what people actually use it for.\n\nRoom dividers\n\nSplitting a room permanently means building a wall. Splitting it with a freestanding screen means giving up floor space and finding something to keep the screen upright.\n\nA ceiling track does neither. It hangs the curtain from above, so the floor stays clear, and it comes back out with a screwdriver if you change your mind. Common uses are separating two children in one bedroom, screening a home working corner from the rest of a living room, curtaining off a bed space in a studio, and creating a changing area.\n\nBecause the track bends, the divider does not have to run in a straight line. It can turn a corner to box off a section of a room.\n\nShower and bathroom curtains\n\nShower spaces are almost never straight. They turn a corner, or curve around a quadrant tray, or run along two walls to meet in the middle.\n\nA rigid rail handles that with joins. A flexible track handles it by following the shape in one run, which means no join for the curtain to snag on.\n\nThe material matters here. This track is PVC, so damp air does not corrode it. A metal rail in a wet room eventually shows it.\n\nBay and bow windows\n\nThis is the classic case. One continuous curved run across the whole bay, one curtain, one smooth pull, no gaps at the angles where light and draughts get through.\n\nMeasure around the curve rather than across it, and order that many metres.\n\nCaravans, campervans and backdrops\n\nVans have curved walls, no spare space, and a weight budget. A light PVC track that bends to the shape of the van solves the curtain problem without adding meaningful weight or needing a flat run to fix to.\n\nPhotographers and event people use the same track for hanging backdrops, for the same reasons: it goes up fast, it follows a shape, and it comes down again.\n\nBeing straight about heavy curtains\n\nThe product name includes \"heavy duty\" because that is the search term people use, so it is worth saying plainly what this track is.\n\nIt is flexible PVC. It handles ordinary curtains, voiles, shower curtains and room-divider panels perfectly well, and it will not rust.\n\nIt is not a steel track, and we would rather tell you that than have you find out. If you are hanging very heavy blackout drapes over a long span, put the ceiling fixings closer together so the weight spreads along the run. If you are not sure whether your curtains are too heavy for it, ask us before you order.",
  "llm_summary": "Flexible 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 flexible curtain track for bay window or a room divider ceiling curtain track. Price is GBP 6 per running metre, cut to the length ordered, no minimum. Weight 0.5 kg per metre. The PVC bends and twists by hand to follow bays, curves, corners, L-shapes and arcs in one continuous run without special tools. Main uses: room dividers for splitting bedrooms, screening a home-office corner or curtaining a bed space; shower and wet-room curtain tracks including quadrant and L-shaped enclosures; bay and bow windows; caravans and campervans; and photographic or event backdrops. It fixes to the ceiling only, with ordinary screws and DIY tools, needs no floor fixings or frame, and can be removed by taking the screws out. PVC does not rust or corrode, which is why it suits bathrooms, wet rooms and vans. 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. UK wide delivery, free over GBP 75, otherwise GBP 25, in 5 to 7 days after 24 to 48 hours handling. Cut to the customer's length, so it is made to specification and the 14-day change-of-mind cancellation right does not apply; faulty-goods rights 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": "One track, several jobs A flexible ceiling curtain track is a versatile way to hang a curtain, and unlike a rigid pole it adapts to various room shapes and sizes. That flexibility is why the same product turns up in a bay window in one house and across the middle of a bedroom in the next. Here is what people actually use it for. Room dividers Splitting a room permanently means building a wall. Splitting it with a freestanding screen means giving up floor space and finding something to keep the screen upright. A ceiling track does neither. It hangs the curtain from above, so the floor stays clear, and it comes back out with a screwdriver if you change your mind. Common uses are separating two children in one bedroom, screening a home working corner from the rest of a living room, curtaining off a bed space in a studio, and creating a changing area. Because the track bends, the divider does not have to run in a straight line. It can turn a corner to box off a section of a room. Shower and bathroom curtains Shower spaces are almost never straight. They turn a corner, or curve around a quadrant tray, or run along two walls to meet in the middle. A rigid rail handles that with joins. A flexible track handles it by following the shape in one run, which means no join for the curtain to snag on. The material matters here. This track is PVC, so damp air does not corrode it. A metal rail in a wet room eventually shows it. Bay and bow windows This is the classic case. One continuous curved run across the whole bay, one curtain, one smooth pull, no gaps at the angles where light and draughts get through. Measure around the curve rather than across it, and order that many metres. Caravans, campervans and backdrops Vans have curved walls, no spare space, and a weight budget. A light PVC track that bends to the shape of the van solves the curtain problem without adding meaningful weight or needing a flat run to fix to. Photographers and event people use the same track for hanging backdrops, for the same reasons: it goes up fast, it follows a shape, and it comes down again. Being straight about heavy curtains The product name includes \"heavy duty\" because that is the search term people use, so it is worth saying plainly what this track is. It is flexible PVC. It handles ordinary curtains, voiles, shower curtains and room-divider panels perfectly well, and it will not rust. It is not a steel track, and we would rather tell you that than have you find out. If you are hanging very heavy blackout drapes over a long span, put the ceiling fixings closer together so the weight spreads along the run. If you are not sure whether your curtains are too heavy for it, ask us before you order."
}