Curved Curtain Tracks

The radius for the 90-degree curve depends on the curtain type and the manufacturer’s recommendations. Typically, a larger radius ensures smoother operation, however, a smaller radius is often preferred for aesthetic reasons. The most common radius used is 300mm.

Using two straight tracks simplifies installation, as it avoids the complexities of bending tracks to match a curve. Additionally, it allows for independent operation of the curtains on each wall, providing greater flexibility in light and privacy control.

The choice depends on your design preference and functional needs. Independent motor ends allow for specific placement of the ends. A combined corner component offers a closer, more integrated look.

To ensure a perfect fit, take precise measurements of the lengths of each straight track. Provide these measurements to the manufacturer, along with details about the recess, to ensure the tracks align perfectly when installed.

The tracks are installed using fixing brackets mounted along the curtain tracks. For more details, refer to the installation instructions.

Yes, manual tracks can also be installed with this configuration. TrackTrim profiles and brand-specific brackets ensure a flush-mounted appearance, even in corner installations.

The radius for the 90-degree curve depends on the curtain type and the manufacturer’s recommendations. Typically, a larger radius ensures smoother operation, however, a smaller radius is often preferred for aesthetic reasons. The most common radius used is 300mm.

Yes, dual L-shaped tracks can be installed in parallel, following the same 90-degree curve for both tracks. The distance between the tracks should follow the manufacturer's guidance to ensure proper curtain movement and stacking. If a distance of 140mm is selected, the 300mm radius and 440mm radius curve sections are often recommended.

To ensure the curtain track fits perfectly within the recessed space, it is essential to trace the exact outline of the space and provide a template to the company bending the curtain track. This template should include precise measurements of the curve, including the radius and any specific details related to the recess.

Fixing brackets are primarily mounted along the straight sections of the track. Extra brackets or countersunk screws can be used in the curve section. See installation instructions for further details.

One of the main challenges when installing recessed curved curtain tracks is achieving the exact radius required for the track to fit correctly. The curve must be precise, as any deviation can cause the curtain track to not fit the recess space. Working closely with the track bender and providing accurate measurements is crucial for a successful installation.

Yes, manual tracks of the right dimensions can be installed with brand-specific brackets to ensure a flush-mounted appearance, even with a 90-degree curve.

The distance between the two tracks is typically 140-180mm, depending on the curtain track manufacturer, curtain type, and stack width. For corner windows, matching the difference in radius with the track spacing is recommended to achieve a balanced appearance.

To ensure the curtain track fits perfectly within the recessed space, it is essential to trace the exact outline of the space and provide a template to the company bending the curtain track. This template should include precise measurements of the curve, including the radius and any specific details related to the recess.

One of the main challenges when installing recessed curved curtain tracks is achieving the exact radius required for the track to fit correctly. The curve must be precise, as any deviation can cause the curtain track to not fit the recess space. Working closely with the track bender and providing accurate measurements is crucial for a successful installation.

The tracks are installed in parallel using TrackTrim profiles, with fixing brackets mounted along the straight sections and additional support in the curve sections.

Yes, dual manual tracks of the appropriate size can be installed using brand-specific brackets and TrackTrim profiles to achieve a flush-mounted appearance, even with 90-degree curves.

The distance between the curtain track and the blind box typically ranges from 70-90mm, measured from the center of the curtain track to where the blind descends. This distance may vary depending on the specific curtain system used. It is advisable to consult with a local shading specialist for precise recommendations.

Curtain tracks for corner windows can be configured with curved sections offering various radius options, or with butt-jointed track ends for a sharp, angular look. For more details on these options, please refer to the dedicated curtain track page.

Yes, dual blinds and dual curtain tracks can be combined in corner setups. However, it is important to note that each layer requires space, so the inner curtain track or blind will need to be positioned further from the window to accommodate all components.