Name: Bend Track 90 and 135 Degree
Brand: US Cargo Net
Price: 39 USD
Availability: InStock

Bend Track 90 and 135 Degree

Not all curtain installations are straight. Sometimes the track has to turn a corner so the curtain can cover the space properly. For these setups, we at US Cargo Net offer the bend track 90 and 135 degrees.

You can choose between two bend options, 90 degrees and 135 degrees. The choice comes down to the turn you need to make in your curtain track.

A simple way to handle corners

Suppose you are putting up a curtain to divide a work area. The space turns at a corner, but your track is straight. A regular straight track will not follow that corner.

This is where the bend track- available in 90 and 135 degree comes in.

The 90-degree bend is used when the track needs to make a right-angle turn. The 135-degree version is for a more open turn. Both can be added to a track layout where the curtain needs to change direction.

You may find this useful in warehouses, industrial areas, storage spaces, workshops, and similar work areas where curtains are used to separate sections.

How to plan the track

First, look at the path the curtain needs to follow. Mark the point where the track will turn and check the angle of that turn.

Once you know the angle you can select the appropriate bend track 90 and 135 Degree option for the layout. The bend is placed between the straight track sections to create the required path.

It is worth checking the complete track layout before installation. You want the straight sections and the bend to line up properly so the curtain has a clear path to move.

If you have a corner in your curtain setup and are not sure which bend you need, you can contact US Cargo Net and discuss the layout with our team.

FAQs

What are the available angles?

The bend track is available in 90- and 135 Degree options. Pick the one that matches the turn in your curtain track.

Where can I use this bend track?

The bend track 90 and 135 Degree can be used in curtain track systems in warehouses, workshops, industrial spaces, storage areas, and other places where a curtain needs to follow a corner.