All installation photos
Traces the bay corner in one smooth curve for reliable coverage before fabric is fitted. 
Draws back easily to open the exam bay for a quick consultation. 
Marks out each treatment bay overhead so curtains draw the same way every time. 
Frames each bay evenly between the ceiling units for a tidy, symmetrical layout. 
The curve hugs the corner so the curtain glides smoothly along the wall. 
Positions ceiling drops early so track installs cleanly once the shell is finished. 
The same curved rail profile adapts easily from hospital bays to hall stage canopies. Showing 7 of 262. The other 255 open in the viewer.
Holds its curve steady even with speakers and screens mounted along the same canopy. 
A pre-formed corner bend keeps the curtain track ready for a smooth, quiet draw. 
A level curved-to-straight transition keeps the curtain gliding evenly along the run. 
The rail spans the full glass edge, ready for a shower curtain with no extra brackets. 
Enclosed ball-bearing carriers keep every glide smooth long after installation day. 
Ceiling framing goes up first so the curtain track sits level once fitted. 
Framing stays level overhead while finishing trades complete the room below. 
The track sits ready above the window wall for curtains that will divide the bay. 
A full track run above the glazing gives staff flexible privacy once curtains go up. 
The curve gives the exam bed private coverage the moment curtains are hung. 
A full corner wrap gives this bay complete privacy from a single drop point. 
The corner bend keeps the track flush to the ceiling line for a clean finish. 
Curtain panels are going up section by section as the track fit-out continues. 
Daylight from the window wall highlights the corner bend before curtain fitting begins. 
The bend clears the cabinetry corner so the curtain will draw without snagging. 
The corner curve wraps the bay fully so each treatment table gets private coverage. 
Each bay curtain glides open on the track, keeping the corridor clear for rounds. 
The finished bay gives patients private, full coverage right up to the glass. 
Fully hung, the cream curtain draws the full bay closed in one smooth motion. 
The curved bend keeps the cream curtain flush to the wall for full bay coverage. 
The mesh-top header keeps the curtain riding smoothly along the ceiling track. 
The curved section is set first so the ceiling can be closed up around it. 
Drawn fully around the bay, the curtain gives complete visual privacy in seconds. 
A single straight rail keeps the shower curtain track discreet along the tiled wall. 
The enclosed bay gives the exam bed full privacy the moment a consult begins. 
Fixing the track early keeps the ceiling fit-out moving without delay. 
Multiple drop points keep this long curtain run steady across the full bay. 
Keeping the track close to the headwall means curtains close fully without gaps. 
A final walk-through confirms the track clears every fitting before curtains go up. 
Multiple curved bends let one track trace the ward layout for full bay coverage. 
The oval track lets the curtain enclose the whole bed space in one continuous sweep. 
The curve clears each headwall panel so nursing staff keep full access during rounds. 
A single curved run frames the whole bay so curtains draw cleanly wall to wall. 
A curtained corner lets the desk share the room without losing patient privacy. 
This straight run keeps the corridor bay ready for curtains once fit-out finishes. 
The straight run stays protected overhead while painting and finishing continue. 
A clean splice joint keeps the straight run level across the ceiling span. 
A clean straight run gives staff full, unobstructed reach along the headwall. 
The curve tucks neatly around the TV mount, keeping both fittings fully usable. 
The curtain draws cleanly right up to the wall unit, keeping the bay fully enclosed. 
The curtain closes the corner fully while leaving the doorway and window clear. 
Closes into a full loop for complete privacy around the table in seconds. 
Sets the curve early so the room is ready for curtains once fit-out continues. 
The curve threads around fixed ceiling fittings without disturbing other systems. 
Clears each wall unit with room to spare as the curve continues along the room. 
Plots the full bay layout overhead so curtains slot in without reworking the ceiling. 
Covers every treatment bed with its own drawable curtain along one continuous rail. 
Closes fully around one bed while the rest of the room stays open for work. 
Gives each bed its own private bay, drawn open and ready between treatments. 
Maps out full-bay coverage across the ward before a single curtain goes up. 
Gives each bed a private curtained bay that staff can open in one smooth pull. 
The bend sits flush with the partition's edge. 
A tighter shot captures the bend meeting the wall post. 
The bend wraps neatly past the diffuser and corner. 
The rail curves clear of the exam lamp's reach. 
Exposed conduits mark where the ceiling access stays open. 
The rail curves neatly between ceiling tile joints. 
Light from the fixture highlights the rail's curve. 
Ceiling access stays open while the track takes shape. 
An open hatch gives access while the track goes in. 
Daylight floods in as the track curve takes shape. 
Drop rods keep the rail level beside the air diffuser. 
The curve finishes right where the walls meet. 
The track bend lands right at the partition corner. 
The wider frame shows the full curve against the grid. 
A glimpse of the yellow cabinet marks the exam bay corner. 
The curtain track curves tight around the bed to screen the treatment area. 
The track bends smoothly around the corridor corner past a support bracket. 
A straight aluminum track spans the corridor ceiling, ready for privacy curtains. 
The bend radius keeps the track running smoothly around interior corners. 
The open hatch gives easy access to wiring behind the newly fitted track. 
Protective sheeting keeps the new cabinetry clean while the track goes in overhead. 
Curved track sections align cleanly even during active renovation work. 
Drop rods keep the track level and steady along its full run. 
Two track runs meet at the corner to divide the space into separate sections. 
The track goes in early, before the ceiling board closes over the services. 
Full-height glazing stays unobstructed while the track handles privacy indoors. 
The track spans the full room width without interrupting the window line. 
The curve carries the track cleanly around the new partition wall below. 
New Way keeps a working track sample on display at its own office. 
The track follows the sloped ceiling line without losing its curve. 
The track sits ready for curtains while the view outside stays fully open. 
A single corner bend lets the track hug the room's full width. 
Runners go on the track before the curtain panels arrive on site. 
A straight run along the wall gives the space its first line of division. 
The finished run ties together the lighting, aircon, and curtain line. 
A single angled joint keeps the track flush against the partition wall. 
The track clears the TV mount as it runs the length of the corridor. 
The curve keeps the track clear of the ceiling speaker fixture. 
The track goes in before the ceiling boards close up, locking its position to the grid. 
The curved rail clears the air-conditioning unit while following the room's layout. 
The curve sets into the open ceiling frame before boards and lighting close in. 
A curved aluminum track spans the ceiling, ready for fabric once the fit-out finishes. 
The curved section waits at wall height before the crew lifts it into position. 
Curved tracks let two cubicle bays share one continuous ceiling run. 
The track spans the window wall, ready for the room's next fit-out stage. 
A ladder stands ready for the next section of hallway track. 
The hallway run continues past fittings still being finished nearby. 
The crew checks the finished run while flooring rolls wait for the next stage. 
The track stretches the full width of the room before fabric panels are hung. 
The track waits on the floor while the room is prepped for ceiling mounting. 
Drop rods position the track precisely around the ceiling AC unit. 
The track goes up early, well before fit-out finishes. 
A wider angle shows the full track run across the room. 
Drop rods hold the straight track flush against a completed ceiling, ready for fitting. 
Drop rods set the track's drop height while flooring materials wait to go down below. 
A wall bracket like this gives the track a fixed point beside the doorway. 
The track sits ready above the window while wall finishes are still underway. 
The track stays wrapped until surrounding works finish, protecting it from site dust. 
Painting continues below while the track above stands ready for fabric. 
Cleanup continues below while the track above waits for its curtain. 
A row of arched bays each gain their own curtain track section. 
An arched bay gets its curtain track fitted ahead of the mirror and ceiling finishes. 
Track runs past the exit corridor, keeping sightlines clear once curtains go up. 
Curtain track sits ready near the exit, waiting on the final flooring pass. 
Curtain track takes shape early, well before the commercial fit-out nears completion. 
Curtain track frames the window wall as the surrounding build takes shape. 
The track takes shape in an office still being fitted out. 
The track bends down the side wall, routed below exposed ceiling services. 
In this Malaysia fit-out, three track bays line up over matching fan coil units. 
Each bay gets its own curved track section paired with a wall-mounted fan coil unit. 
New Way's track bend sits complete above the fire hose reel as the fit-out continues. 
Overhead, the track bend is complete while the renovation continues below. 
The track bends past the wardrobe toward the open doorway of this Malaysia unit. 
A straight track spans the ceiling before curtains go up. 
The straight run waits above boxes still being unpacked. 
The track curves around the corner to keep the privacy line unbroken at the bend. 
The L-shaped track runs ceiling-mounted along two walls ahead of flooring completion. 
Curtain rings are threaded onto the track ahead of fabric installation. 
In this Malaysia shell space, the track bend is fitted ahead of the rest of the fit-out. 
The overhead track is already fixed while the shell space awaits its floor finish. 
The track bends near the street-facing window of this shoplot unit under renovation. 
The track goes in first, with the curtain following as the fit-out wraps up. 
The track runs clear of the projector and speaker wiring overhead. 
New Way's curved track shares the ceiling with the hall's projector and speaker mounts. 
Track mounting happens early, before the ceiling tiles go up. 
A full track loop forms a complete curtained enclosure before the ceiling closes up. 
A wall-fix bracket anchors the track end for a clean, secure finish. 
Overhead track curves neatly around the exam couch without crowding the room. 
The 90-degree bend turns the track cleanly into the next wall. 
The corner bend tucks the track neatly around the air conditioning unit. 
The finished layout leaves the room ready for furniture and curtains. 
Each curve marks out a separate bay before the curtains go up. 
The tracks are ready to go as the room nears handover. 
Parallel track runs divide the ward into separate patient bays. 
Fitted runners mean the curtains can go up as soon as fabric arrives. 
The track curve lines up precisely with the TV mount and bed head panels below. 
One curved track section spans the room to support two mounted televisions. 
The same overhead track line carries both the privacy curtain and the room TV mounts. 
Two installers continue the fit-out beneath the newly placed curtain track. 
Fit-out continues as the curtain track and TV mounts are checked against the window line. 
Track installation continues bay by bay as the ward fit-out progresses. 
Cubicle curtain track spans the ward ceiling, ready to screen each bed bay fast. 
Positioning keeps the track clear of fan blades and light fixtures. 
The track clears the ceiling fans so curtains can glide without obstruction. 
The tight bend keeps the track hugging the corner without a visible joint. 
Matching track runs on each side keep every bay consistent down the corridor. 
A curved rail joint keeps the cubicle curtain gliding smoothly around each bed bay. 
The curve carries the track past the fan without breaking the curtain run. 
The finished ceiling now frames the track ready for curtains to follow. 
One continuous track run covers the full ward length for consistent bay privacy. 
The gliders are threaded through before the track is handed over for curtains. 
The installer checks the track alignment before the ceiling work continues. 
Installers fit curved cubicle curtain track across the ward in a single afternoon. 
A ladder and cone mark the work zone while the track sections are joined. 
The track is fitted before the counter and ceiling finishes are complete. 
Each curved branch marks out a separate bay along the same track run. 
Here, New Way's track bends gently to follow the bay layout beside the balcony doors. 
A ladder stays close by as the track rail is fitted section by section. 
Pre-installed ceiling track sets up fast curtain privacy before hospital beds move in. 
The bend tucks neatly around the ward's air-con unit. 
The curve carries the rail cleanly around the room's bedhead corner. 
Matching tracks line both sides of the ward, mirroring the bay layout. 
At this corner bay, the track bends to frame the balcony doorway. 
A corner-bent track rounds the ward bay for full coverage. 
The angled corner keeps the track aligned with the window wall. 
The track run continues past the fan coil unit toward the next bay. 
A short track run bridges the corridor between the room door and its ensuite. 
Floor protection film stays down while the overhead track installation is finished. 
A ladder waits nearby as the corridor track run nears completion. 
The track covers the corridor junction between the room and its tiled ensuite. 
The track runs past the corridor junction to keep bay curtains clear of the walkway. 
Each bedhead bay gets its own drop rod before the curtain rail goes in. 
The curve keeps the rail tight to the ward partition. 
The curved section carries the track neatly around the bedhead corner. 
The curve takes shape against the open ceiling before boards and lights go in above. 
Each curved rail frames a bed bay ready for curtains. 
The curved track routes around each bed bay's TV mount for a clean overhead run. 
The track links two adjoining bays, each fitted with its own headwall panel. 
The track goes up around the bed bay before the room is handed over for use. 
The track runs the full length of this Malaysia ward corridor's cubicle bays. 
Two parallel rails divide the equipment room into separate curtained zones. 
One ceiling run of drop rods will carry curtain track across the entire ward bay. 
A single curved track line gives every bed its own private curtain zone. 
Multiple channels on one track let several curtains run side by side. 
Curved multi-lane tracks wrap each bed in its own bay. 
Drop rods are fixed first, ready to carry the curtain rail across the bay. 
The track clears the TV mount while running past the bedhead panel. 
The track and TV mount share the same ceiling run along this ward hallway. 
The track run clears both the TV mount and the socket panel below. 
Final cleanup runs below while the track above stands ready for fabric. 
Installers check the finished rail before moving to the next room. 
The curved track lays out each future patient bay before the ceiling panels go in. 
The track spans several bays, ready for partitions and curtains to follow. 
The track runs above each cubicle bay, ready to carry privacy curtains between beds. 
The curtain track sections off each training bed just as it would for real patients. 
A closer look shows the track curve tracking the exact spacing between training beds. 
The full track layout comes into view as staff finish setting up the training ward. 
The curved track keeps each incubator bay private without crowding the equipment. 
The track line continues past the cabinets to keep every bay enclosed. 
The track curtain line gives each new mother and baby a private bay. 
A short straight track turns a tight bathroom alcove into a private curtained space. 
A curved track turns the shower corner into a full wraparound screen. 
Curtain track spans the bedroom ceiling above a sliding barn door. 
An L-shaped track bend turns the bedroom corner into ready curtain space. 
Hook rings line the bedroom track, ready to carry a curtain the moment it's hung. 
The same track style adapts easily to a compact home bathroom. 
The track keeps water contained without needing a glass enclosure. 
Rings are pre-threaded on the track before the curtain panel goes up. 
The track corner sits close to the window for full coverage. 
Curtain rings are threaded on ready for the fabric panel to hang. 
The track runs beside the ceiling fan to divide beds in the care room. 
The wall-fixed bend keeps the track rigid where it turns the corner. 
The curve lets the curtain wrap the bed area without a sharp corner. 
The floor layout maps the curtain bay before the track goes up overhead. 
Laying out the sections first keeps the bend accurate before fixing overhead. 
The curved track runs along the ceiling above this home's wardrobe and sewing corner. 
The straight run spans the room in one piece, with no joints along the way. 
The track is complete here while the ladder moves on to the next room. 
Wall repairs are finished off after the track is fixed in place. 
Track goes up early so curtained treatment bays are ready once the fit-out finishes. 
Rings go on the track before the room is handed over for fit-out. 
Curtain track creates a private pantry corner inside a busy surau hall. 
The curved joint keeps the track following the room's bay layout. 
The track layout works around the room's fire services and fixed cabinetry. 
The grid layout gives each treatment bed its own enclosed curtain bay. 
The installer finishes the beds while the track overhead is already in place. 
Each bed sits inside its own bay once the curtains are hung. 
The end bracket anchors the track securely at the wall junction. 
Track corners meet cleanly beside the room's ceiling sensor. 
Overhead tracks section off treatment beds for private care. 
Two curved runs meet overhead to screen each treatment bay from the next. 
Curtain track positions a portable massage table for private treatment sessions. 
Multiple track bends cover the treatment room in one continuous run. 
Several curved track sections divide the treatment beds into their own bays. 
New Way's track runs above the treatment beds, ready to divide each therapy bay. 
The straight run tracks along the back wall above the clinic's storage cabinets. 
A U-shaped track wraps three corners to screen a compact treatment room. 
The track curve tucks neatly beside the ceiling cassette unit. 
A corner bend finishes the track run above the chamber room. 
One track layout now covers the full clinic floor around the chamber. 
Curtain track wraps the hyperbaric chamber bay for patient privacy during sessions. 
The installer checks the finished track curve near the shutter entrance. 
Track branches toward the entrance, linking the waiting area to the chamber bay. 
The curved track follows the room layout to keep each treatment bed private.
