A
Straight
One run across an opening or along a wall.
Side rooms, treatment rooms and simple screening runs.
Measure AChoose, measure, fix and order healthcare cubicle curtain tracks with practical guidance for NHS, care, contractor and specification teams.
Specify with confidence
Choose the track shape, measure the runs, check the fixing, then price a complete kit or send the plan to our UK team. This is the quickest route from a ward layout to a workable specification.
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Use the route that matches what you need to decide today. The detailed articles stay in the Knowledge Base; this hub keeps the next action visible.
Step 1 · layout
The red line is the curtain track route. The letters are the runs to measure. Diagrams are plan views and not to scale; use the configurator for the exact price.
A
One run across an opening or along a wall.
Side rooms, treatment rooms and simple screening runs.
Measure AA + B
Two runs turning around one corner.
A corner bed or a two-sided screening bay.
Measure A + BA + B
The handed mirror of an L-shape.
Use when the corner bay is handed the other way.
Measure A + BA + B + C
Three runs around one bed with an open side.
Full three-sided privacy around a single bed.
Measure A + B + CA + B + C
Two front runs with a centre divider.
Two-bed bays sharing a back wall.
Measure A + B + CA + B + C + D
Two mirrored L-runs around a shared bay.
Two beds where both outer corners need screening.
Measure A + B + C + DA + B + C + D + E
Three front runs with two internal dividers.
Three-bed bays or repeatable ward layouts.
Measure A + B + C + D + EStep 2 · measure
Mark the walls, bed, doors, lights, curtains and services. Label each track run A, B, C and so on.
Measure where the track will sit, wall to wall or between fixing points. Do not use the mattress width as the track length.
Note the ceiling type, height, void access, sprinklers, lights, medical services and any IPS panels near the proposed track.
Enter the labelled runs in the matching configurator layout. For repeated bays or unusual rooms, send the plan for a second check.
Step 3 · fixing
For concrete or suitable timber, confirm the proposed fixing points with the responsible site team. Choose the ceiling-plate option when that matches the installation detail.
Ceiling vs wall fixing →The visible grid is a finish, not proof of structure. Plan the support above the grid and confirm the fixing detail before ordering.
Suspended ceiling guide →Do not assume the lining or removable panel is structural. Ask for a stand-off, backing or alternative fixing detail where required.
Plasterboard guide →Self-install or assisted?
Self-install can suit a straightforward, accessible room where the fixing detail is known. Use the assisted route for multiple bays, live clinical spaces, difficult ceilings, service coordination or any layout you need checked.
Step 4 · evidence
Use the information below as a starting point, then ask for the current project-specific documents before a clinical or procurement sign-off.
Our existing product guidance describes the aluminium track system as suitable for healthcare use. This hub does not publish a track certificate or claim project approval; request the current compliance notes for your package.
Read the qualified HTM 66 guide →The available fabric specification records the supplied Venus fabric composition, FR standards and care information. Check that the document matches the fabric and application you are ordering.
Download the fabric specification (PDF) →We do not publish invented project outcomes, client logos or testimonials here. The team can discuss the application and supply route for your project, and provide an appropriate reference where available.
Request project information →Ready for the next step?
Use the configurator for a standard shape, or send the plan if the room is unusual, repeated or time-critical.