Tracks and poles
Curtain poles and tracks made to measure
- A ceiling track, when the curtains should fall from the ceiling or the ceiling is higher than 280 cm; it can be hidden in a ceiling recess.
- A wall pole, when the pole is a feature of the interior; it is fixed 10–15 cm above the window frame.
- An electric track, for large, tall or hard-to-reach windows, from €170 per metre with fitting.
- A bendable track, for bays, arches and curved walls.
The track decides how a curtain falls and runs. Ceiling tracks, wall poles, bendable tracks and electric tracks are chosen to suit the window and the room.
Tracks from €9 per metre
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Standard tracks and poles that you can order online: they are cut to the length you give and delivered with a fixing set.
from €9/m
An aluminium ceiling track: minimalist, modern, fixed to the ceiling.
Buy onlinefrom €10/m
An aluminium ceiling track in matt black: contrasting and modern.
Buy onlinefrom €14/m
A classic decorative wall pole with a round tube and brackets.
Buy onlinefrom €15/m
A modern wall pole with a square profile and brackets.
Buy onlinefrom €420
An electric track with a Brel Home motor, operated by phone, remote or voice.
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What is a curtain pole or track?
A pole or track is what the curtains hang from. There are three main types: the wall pole, the ceiling track and the bendable track. Which one suits depends on the weight of the curtains, the width of the window, the ceiling height and the look you want.
How do I choose the right track?
By the load, the shape of the window, what it will be fixed to and the look. Weigh up the weight of the curtains (light sheers or heavy velvet), the width of the window (long windows need stronger tracks and extra brackets), the ceiling (concrete, plasterboard or timber decides how it is fixed) and the style: minimalist, classic or industrial.
Which track suits your windows?
The five types differ in fitting, mechanism, noise and price. Ceiling tracks (from €9 per metre) suit a minimalist interior and make the room look taller. Wall poles (from €14 per metre) suit a classic look, with decorative finials. Bendable tracks (priced after measuring) suit bays, curved walls and unusual shapes. Electric tracks (from €170 per metre) run on Brel motors, for a smart home. For a more sustainable choice, what matters most is a track that will not need replacing after a few years.
The table shows which track suits which window, and where to find out more about each.
| Your window | Track | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Curtains from the ceiling, ceilings higher than 280 cm | Ceiling track | from €9/m |
| The track must not show, and the renovation is still under way | Track in a ceiling recess | from €9/m |
| The pole should be a feature of the interior | Wall pole | from €14/m |
| A large, tall or hard-to-reach window | Electric track | from €170/m, fitted |
| A bay, an arch or a curved wall | Bendable track | after measuring |
- Tracks and motorised curtains → single, double and hidden in a recess
- Curtain poles → poles with decorative finials
- Electric curtain tracks → motors, controls and prices by length
- Bendable tracks → for bays and curved windows
How are tracks measured and fitted?
The window is measured first, the brackets are chosen next, and the whole mechanism is adjusted at fitting. How the curtain falls depends on exact measurements, which are taken in Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda and other towns.
Tracks can be fixed to any type of ceiling or wall. To fit one yourself, see the guide to hanging curtains.
The types of track and pole
The five types differ in fitting, mechanism, noise and price. Each is described below.
Ceiling tracks
Contemporaryfrom €9/m
Fixed straight to the ceiling, for a clean, contemporary room with no fittings on show. The curtains hang from the ceiling and make the room look taller. For plasterboard and concrete ceilings.
- — The room looks taller, with curtains from the ceiling
- — A hidden mechanism for a minimalist look
- — Suits plasterboard and concrete ceilings
Electric curtain tracks
Smart homefrom €170/m
Motorised tracks with Brel Home motors, run from a remote, a wall switch or the Brel Home app, which links to Siri, Google Home and Alexa for voice control. The price includes fitting and programming.
- — Brel motors (24-month warranty)
- — Control by remote, switch or app
- — A wired or a battery motor
Curtain poles
Classicfrom €14/m
The classic pole, fixed to the wall above the window. Finials in 5 finishes suit any room, from a classic interior to a modern loft. Our wall poles come from Turkish ranges.
- — 5 finial finishes, from classic to modern
- — Poles and finials from Turkish ranges
- — Brackets that fix to almost any wall
from €9/m
Straight and bendable tracks for bays, curved walls and unusual shapes, formed into an S, L or U. A straight track is from €9 per metre; a bendable one is priced after measuring.
- — Bendable profiles for bays and curved walls
- — Quiet running, with no squeaking or vibration
- — Formed into S, L and U shapes
from €9/m
The most sustainable track is one that will not need replacing after a few years. A sturdy aluminium profile and metal brackets last, and a worn part can be replaced on its own.
- — A lasting aluminium profile
- — Brackets and end caps replaced on their own
- — The system chosen for the weight of the curtains
Where are tracks fitted most often?
- Curtain tracks in Vilnius
Quick measuring and fitting in the capital
- Curtain tracks in Kaunas
Regular visits on an agreed schedule
- Curtain tracks in Klaipėda
Tracks and fitting suited to the coast
Questions
What are the main types of track and pole?
Ceiling tracks, wall poles and tracks for recesses. A ceiling track gives a clean line; a wall pole suits a room where the pole itself is meant to be a decorative feature.
How long a track does my window need?
The track should run 20–30 cm past the window opening on each side, that is 40–60 cm longer than the window is wide. The open curtains then clear the glass, and the room gets more daylight.
Can tracks be motorised?
Yes. An electric track runs from a remote or a phone, or from a smart-home system. It is most useful on tall or hard-to-reach windows and with heavy curtains.
How do I choose the right track?
By the weight of the curtains, the length of the window, the ceiling or wall it is fixed to and the look you want. In practice the choice starts with measuring and a realistic estimate of the load.
Do you fit tracks across Lithuania?
Yes. Tracks are measured and fitted in Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda and other towns, on an agreed schedule.
What warranty do tracks have?
Our warranty covers sewing and tracks for 12 months, and mechanisms and motors, electric ones included, for 24 months. Our warranty does not limit your rights under Lithuanian law: the seller is liable for any lack of conformity that existed at delivery and becomes apparent within two years, and this applies to made-to-measure items and to fitting we carried out.
When is a ceiling track better than a wall pole?
Usually when you want a minimalist look, a room that seems taller and blackout curtains that close tightly. A wall pole suits rooms where the fixing itself is part of the look.
Can I get a price guide before measuring?
Yes. The window width, a rough height and the type of track are enough for a first budget. The exact price follows measuring and a check of what the track will be fixed to.
What is the range of tracks and what do they cost?
Ceiling tracks, wall poles, electric tracks, bendable tracks for recesses and bays, and lasting, repairable poles and tracks. The price depends on the type, the length, the load and how hard the fitting is, so start with the product pages and the fitting cost page side by side.
Where in Lithuania can I buy good curtain poles and tracks?
Compare the whole set rather than the price per metre: the track, the brackets, the measuring, the fitting and the warranty. We work in Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda and other towns, and the choice can be settled by e-mail or at a home visit.
How do I choose a sturdy track for a living room window?
Match the weight of the curtains, the material of the track and the style of the room. A ceiling track usually suits a modern living room; a wall pole suits a more decorative one, provided it can carry the fabric and does not darken the sides of the window.
Can I order a track in a particular design, with delivery to my home?
Yes. The type of track, the colour, the length and the fixing are agreed for your home, and then delivery, measuring and fitting are scheduled.
Can I see a large range of tracks online in Lithuania?
Yes, though the online range works best alongside a consultation, measuring and help with fitting. Then you compare more than the look: whether a given track suits your window, the weight of the curtain and your budget.
Which accessories should I plan together with the track?
Usually the brackets, the gliders, the end stops, the decorative finials, the cover profiles and, if needed, extra fixing points. They must match the track you choose, because they decide whether it runs quietly and steadily.
Our range of poles and tracks
Poles, brackets and finials in five finishes: Anox (chrome), Black, Bronze, Brown and Gold. Every part matches the others.
Anox finish
Chrome or silver, for contemporary rooms
Black finish
Matt black, a contrast in a pale room
Bronze finish
Bronze, a warm, classic tone
Brown finish
Brown, the tone of natural timber
Gold finish
Gold, a warm, bright accent
Ideas for your home
Flat, living room. A white sheer across the whole window wall and sand-coloured curtains from ceiling to floor. 
House, window recess. Sand-coloured curtains and a white sheer on a ceiling track. 
Flat, living room. Sand-coloured curtains and a white sheer from ceiling to floor. 
House, bedroom under a pitched roof. Peach curtains with tie-backs and a white sheer. 
House, room with oak floors. A sheer in wave pleats and a pale curtain in a ceiling recess. 
House, corner room. White sheers in wave pleats on ceiling tracks.
Why choose Curtain.lt?
Warranty
12 months on sewing and tracks, 24 months on mechanisms and motors
1–2 weeks
From order confirmation to fitting the track
Measuring
Measuring is free in Vilnius. In Kaunas and Klaipėda it is free on orders of €200 or more. Elsewhere in Lithuania the visit is paid, and the price is agreed beforehand.
500+ projects
In flats, houses and offices across Lithuania
Help choosing a track
Not sure which track to choose? At the consultation the designer looks at your windows and suggests the track that suits them.