UrbanRed Self Adhesive Curtain Track (3 Meter, 9.8 ft) for Smooth Ceiling or Wall - No Drill, Screws, Ceiling Curtain Track, Curtains Rod, Ceiling Mount, Adhesive Curtains Rod (Non-Flexible)

I’ve purchased these same ceiling rods on three separate occasions. They worked perfectly for creating a curtain wall in my eldest daughter’s room. I liked the result so much that I added another set in my younger daughter’s room, and they performed just as well. The key is to first apply the adhesive and let it cure for 2–3 hours, then reinforce the rods with a nail gun. When using the nail gun, it’s important to shoot the nails straight upward—not at an angle—or you’ll risk having to remove and re-install them completely. Unfortunately, the third set didn’t hold up when I tried installing them over our patio door. That section of the ceiling has a concrete frame, which made it nearly impossible to drive the nails flush. As a result, the adhesive didn’t bond well, and the nails wouldn’t hold. For all three installs, I used TP pleated curtains—the heavy, trendy ones everyone’s using on social media. Because of their weight, reinforcing the rods with a nail gun is absolutely necessary. I would absolutely recommend these ceiling curtain rods. They’re much neater than the screw-in options and can be completely concealed when the curtains are closed. Highly recommend!

LOW QUALITY. Don't even bother buying these. They fall down every 2 business days. Flimsy material. Poor adhesive. Pulls off paint too.

I have to be honest—these self-adhesive curtains are insanely strong. Like, rip-your-paint-off strong. 😭 I got these because I wanted a no-drill option for some quick privacy without damaging the walls. The install? Super easy. I just cleaned the area, peeled off the adhesive backing, pressed it in place—and BOOM, it was up in under 2 minutes. No screws, no mess. But when I say these stuck to my wall like industrial strength Velcro?? I mean it. When I tried to reposition one panel, it literally pulled off paint AND part of the drywall. 😩 So yes, they’re cute, functional, and definitely hold—but if you’re renting? Proceed with caution!

Holding up curtains well. Strong and easy to assemble

I did not want to put holes in the sunroom walls, so when I found this product, it fit what I was looking for. I should have paid closer attention, but I was in a hurry to get the product and use it. I was covering the longest part of the room windows. I followed the instructions to a "T" after a while 4 of the tracks fell off the wall where I had installed the track. It was due to the fact that the adhesive was not as strong on those tracks as the others, that is my only complaint about the product. I would have bought a much larger size of track. The track surprisingly holds the curtain on there pretty good, I would definitely buy this product again.

They look nice and are easy to install. However the adhesive is not very sturdy. This is the second time the track in my bedroom had to be reapplied. The extenders fall out as well and the curtains won’t slide properly. We installed some in our living room as well and had the same issue. Those curtains are lighter than the ones pictured.

I’ll be honest — at first glance, these looked a little flimsy, and I wasn’t sure they’d hold up. But wow, they proved me wrong! The adhesive is super sticky, and they were so easy to put together. I used them with some heavy curtain material, and just to be safe, I added a couple of nails for backup support — but honestly, they probably didn’t even need it. I really love them, especially for the price. I’m super happy with how they turned out and I’ll definitely be buying more.

I got these because I’m renting and I really didn’t want to drill holes in the wall. I have a few other curtains that are being held with command hooks, but I like the idea of them being on a track for a floor to ceiling look. So, I followed the instructions to the letter. I cleaned the ceiling with rubbing alcohol, installed them and watched a full football game before trying to hang the curtains up. For reference, the instructions say wait 1 hour before adding the curtains to the track. The problem with these is that the adhesive does not stick AT ALL. Before I even hung the curtains up, you could see the gaps between the rod and the ceiling and where we were continuously trying to add pressure to get it to stick. As soon as I tried to add a panel, it immediately fell, taking paint with them. Great idea if it would have worked, but if you’re looking for a ceiling track, pull out the drill, bite the bullet and accept that you won’t get your deposit back.