Introduction to Double Bay Tracks

Hi. I'm Lee Stevens from ezecurtains.co.uk, and I want to give you a quick introduction to our regular double bay tracks. Now you see some images coming up on the screen here that show you the tracks fitted to the ceiling within the bay and the main ones turning out onto the returns, which are wall fixed. Now there's ten centimeter gap between the two tracks, which allows you to move your main curtains without dragging your sheer curtains with them when you're opening and closing.

Sheer Curtains and Track Options

So we've got the sheer curtains here, which are on a track with a joining splice in the middle. This means it's just one long continuous piece of track. You don't need don't need the overlap option on this. On the front track, we do have the overlap option on this, but should you want, you could also have the joining splice that just have it as one continuous track.

Functionality of Rear Sheer Curtains

Now on the rear track here with the shears, the shears stack back so far. They do not go behind the main curtains. They don't go travel around the corner here. The only reason they really open is so that you've got access to the windows for cleaning maintenance.

But ninety nine percent of the time, they're going to stay over the window like you can see here.

Movement of Main Curtains

Now, on the main curtains, you can move them across the window.

And in this example, we've got the overlap. So one overlaps the other curtain, and they look really neat and hang great.

Benefits of Track Design

Now when we move them back, you can see that we're not dragging that sheer curtain.

Conclusion and Ordering Information

It stays where we've left it. Now that's the reason why we got the gap between the two tracks. So I hope you like that and you like the look of it, And you can order tracks to fit your bay exactly on the calculator below this video.