Ceiling-mounted track
Creates a full-height line where the ceiling and fixing conditions are suitable.
Check: Check the substrate, concealed services and any cornice or bulkhead.
Tracks and curtain headings work as a system. The mounting surface, opening width, curtain weight and required movement need to be considered together.

A heading cannot be selected in isolation. Carrier spacing, curtain weight, fixing position and the opening geometry determine whether the system will move and sit correctly.
Creates a full-height line where the ceiling and fixing conditions are suitable.
Check: Check the substrate, concealed services and any cornice or bulkhead.
Useful where ceiling mounting is unsuitable or a defined stand-off is needed.
Check: Check bracket projection, lintel clearance and curtain return.
S-fold, pleated and other headings require compatible carriers and fullness.
Check: Check whether existing tracks and hooks can safely be reused.
These real project photos show the kind of opening, track position and finished curtain coverage that are useful when discussing a new enquiry. They are evidence of related installed work, not a promise that every opening uses the same specification.



Send the suburb, approximate dimensions and clear photos of the full window or door.
Explain the privacy, light-control, access or operating issue you want to address.
Product suitability, availability and any on-site assessment are confirmed for the individual enquiry.
Reuse depends on its condition, dimensions, mounting, carrier compatibility and the weight of the proposed curtains.
The mounting surface and concealed services need to be considered. Suitability cannot be confirmed from room dimensions alone.
There is no single best heading. The preferred look, opening, track type, stack-back and fabric all influence the suitable option.
Send photos and the Brisbane suburb so the enquiry can be reviewed.