Hanging track system components - counted in meters 

There are three basic components: rails, square steel tubes and chains. 

The length of the square steel tube - same as the width of the sliding part of the curtain. It slides as one piece. 

Track length - in most cases it is twice longer as the length of the square steel tube, but depending on how far we need to slide the curtain, it can be of any length.

Chain length - depends on the height of the curtain. It should be so long that we can reach it comfortably and control the sliding of the curtain. 

Inches to Millimeters conversion - here 

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The sliding track system consists of the following components.

Rail - in which the curtain is sliding by wheel hangers. Must be mounted horizontally to the ceiling or on the wall.

Wall support brackets - used to fix the rails to the wall or face fix. Use approx. 3pcs in every 2m. 

Ceiling support brackets - used to fix the rails to the ceiling or under lintel. We also recommend using approx. 3pcs in every 2m. 

Square steel tube (hollow section) - with wheels fixed (usually welded) on its upper edge. Thanks to them the square steel tube can slide in the rail. The hook on tracks are also attached to the hollow section (face fix or under lintel). At the end of assembly, the PVC strips are hung on hook on tracks.

Single wheel hangers - welded to the top of the square hollow section. Thanks to this component the square steel tube can slide in the rail. We also recommend using approx. 3pcs in every 2m. 

Splice joints - to connect rails. As the rails over 2m lenght will be split for easier delivery, the rail parts can be connected with splice joints. 

Track end stops - mounted on the two ends of the rails to prevent the curtains sliding out of the rail.  

Chain - in such a length that the operator can comfortably reach it and control the sliding of the curtain.