Curtains & Drapery · Manual or motorized

Curtain Tracks

A curtain track is a slim rail, fixed to the ceiling or the wall, that your curtains glide along on small runners. Tracks are almost hidden once the curtains are up, they can bend around bay and corner windows, and they can be motorized so your curtains open and close at the press of a button.

Best forFloor-to-ceiling curtains · Bay & corner windows · Glass walls · Hotels & offices · Motorized curtains

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Why Choose It

Why choose Curtain Tracks

Smooth-running ceiling or wall tracks, including bendable tracks for bay windows and motorized tracks for remote control.

Smooth gliding

Curtains run easily on runners inside the track, even when they are long and heavy.

Almost invisible

A slim track, especially on the ceiling, keeps the focus on the curtains, not the hardware.

Bends to fit

Bendable tracks follow bay windows, corners and curved walls in one continuous run.

Ready for a motor

Motorized tracks open and close curtains with a remote, an app, a timer or your voice.

Good To Know

Before you choose

  • A ceiling track needs solid support. Under a false ceiling, a wooden strip is usually fixed above it before the ceiling is closed.
  • Motorized tracks need a power point near one end of the track — easiest to plan before painting or false-ceiling work is finished.
  • Heavy velvet or blackout curtains need a stronger track than light sheers.

Options & Specifications

Fixing
Ceiling or wall
Shapes
Straight, or bendable for bay and corner windows
Operation
Hand-drawn or motorized
Motors
Somfy and other trusted brands
Best for
Long curtains, bay windows, glass walls

FAQ

Curtain Tracks, answered

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Yes, as long as there is solid support above it — usually a wooden strip fixed before the false ceiling is closed. Some homes also build a pocket into the false ceiling so the track is completely hidden.

It's easiest to plan for a motor from the start, because it needs a power point near the track. If you might want motorized curtains one day, ask your electrician to leave a power point at the end of the curtain area.

Yes. Bendable tracks are shaped to follow the window, so the curtains run around the corner in one smooth movement.