Jos & HazCeiling Curtain Track Set – 3ft-13ft / 4 Meter – Premium Heavy Duty Curtain Track, Ceiling Mount and Wall Mount for Room Divider, Living Room, Bedroom, Office

I changed a wall mounted track for this one, mounting it on the ceiling. It was easy to do. I did not use the supplied screws as our sheetrock is not so great. Instead I purchased some small toggle bolts. The instructions are brief yet satisfactory. I suggest using a string line to line up the holes you need to drill.The heavy curtain runs beautifully on the new track and runners. And it feels so solid and secure. I like the look of this product and I am proud of the outcome. Very effective, sturdy and solid.

I Purchased these tracks for my basement to hang curtain dividers and they’ve been a great success. They’re strong, and they function really well. They hold up nicely. They don’t weigh a lot at all so they aren’t a strain on the ceiling. I’d definitely recommend purchasing these tracks.

Pros:Extremely easy to installIncludes two wall and ceiling mounts per segmentRunners glide very well and are relatively quietEnd caps include stationary loops to hook the curtain onto, which prevent movement on the sides when desiredMetal brackets use spring-loaded locks to easily mount or dismount the railWall mount hugs pretty close to the wall which helps prevents much of the light from escaping through the topComes with 16x runners, 8x for each segment, which should be perfect for properly sized width of panels.Blocks more light then both the vertical blinds and the same curtains hanging in front of them that this replaced, thanks to it being closer to the wall and allowing better overlap.Cons:The joiner's set screws are a bit shorter than I'd prefer and it only mounts to the top-exterior rather than top-interior+exterior so you can't torque it down and tighten it as much as I'd like; However I don't believe it will effect it's use or durability over time.I wish it came with more runners so I could use a wider curtain or even to have as extras in-case one gets damaged over-time.Runners are metal with plastic wheels. This helps cut down on noise but if used outside on a porch, I'm not sure how the plastic will hold up over time with the changing seasons and humidity.It's original 'retail' packaging isn't adequate to prevent the mounting hardware from coming into contact with the rails. This led to a couple of scratches on the track. Thankfully the other side only had a very small scratch that will never be seen so I just turned it around.Other Thoughts:I have a sliding glass door to the back porch and when I moved into the home it came with vertical blinds. I absolutely hate them... The plastic blinds break over-time and this issues is greatly accelerated when you have dogs lol.I had used curtain hooks to hang two panels over-top the blinds to help block more light and to reduce the dogs interests in looking through them. This was no-where near being a perfect solution as the curtain couldn't slide easily and it added alot of extra weight to the decorative plastic cover. I did try the trick of removing the blinds and using the curtain hooks to mount the curtains to the existing blind's runners but this wasn't ideal as the combined weight of the curtain and the thickness of the hooks allowed them to pull out when trying to slide the curtain over.I wanted to block as much light as possible and looked everywhere for a flush-mount curtain track. Sadly I couldn't find one. I could simply modify one by drilling through the side of the track and mounting it against the wall, but this wasn't ideal for me as I wanted to retain the ability to easily remove the track when needed.This Jos & Haz came with the most flushed installation I could find without modification or spending far more than it's worth. The wall mounts hold the track only 26mm from the wall on the closest side and 52mm on the furthest. This puts the curtain approximately 36mm from the wall which helps prevent a ton of light-leakage through the top.To help prevent as much light coming through as possible, I overlapped the curtains by one runner where each curtain panel shares two runners. This worked wonderfully! the only light making it through the blackout curtains are along the edges. I can fix the sides by just using some Velcro or other mounting method to hold the curtains to the wall when needed and the bottom can be fixed by repositioning the hooks as I have an extra 4" of length to work with.The dark picture taken of the track and curtains in-use was used with the best aperture and ISO to accurately represent what I'm seeing in-person. Although the focus is terrible, the lighting is on-point.Overall I'm extremely happy with this purchase and easily recommend it to others. Just keep in-mind that if you need to shorten the length of the rails that they will have to be cut with a hacksaw, dremel, angle grinder or whatever you favorite method of cutting metal is ;)The build quality isn't the best you can get but it's a very good value for the price and it will last for many, many years.

I have mixed feelings about the product. Well, the product itself is good - I don't have an issue with it. It's the installation instructions that have a problem. I installed a 138 inch long track by myself (and I'm short so it involved lots of up and down on the step ladder), so that means i had several tracks connected. The instructions included in the box are not very complete but there is a video on the product page that is much better BUT still not complete. So I have the following suggestions:1. I didn't need the wall anchors because I installed directly into wood. The video suggests installing the wall anchors at whatever interval you need BUT you need to make certain that you're not putting a bracket in where two tracks connect because you'll need to move the bracket. I learned this the hard way and had to move 4 brackets to be able to complete my installation.2. If you are installing a long track like I did, my suggestion is that once your brackets are up, you begin to insert the track into the brackets in the middle instead of at one end, and work your way out in both directions. Otherwise, the track is too heavy with the curtain things to easily lift it into the brackets because they all slide to the unattached end and add some weight - so much easier if you start from the middle.3. The instructions don't tell you what tools would be helpful. If you have a drill, the video suggests a bit size for using wall anchors. I used a 3/32 bit for starter holes in the wood for my brackets. Phillips head screwdriver. Obvious things like a pencil for marking, tape measure though if regular intervals won't work for you, that won't matter.Otherwise, this track is just what I needed to give me privacy in my studio at night, but easily let me allow the sunlight in during the day. It just took me a lot longer to install because of inadequate instructions.

Opens very smoothly

Very happy with the purchase. It glides very smoothly

The curtains will glide so easily on these rods. We have a 13 foot sliding glass door way and we put up the 13 feet track. Was not to bad to install and works magically. Definiately recommend.

While it is a simple process to install the system, the directions were no help. 8 steps that do not explain the details of the how. Nothing is labeled in the box. None of the bags containing the parts say anything and it is not clear what is what from a ceiling mount vs a wall mount. The directions have no pictures to help you figure what is what. If you don’t have Patience, don’t buy this.