Quoya Smart Curtain Track- Single Wall Brackets (Set of 5) (FOR MODEL QL600 and AT5810 ONLY) (All other models include wall brackets)

This sat new in the box for almost a year at our home with me being afraid to install it. What a mistake waiting so long! It did take a little mechanical skills, but I was able to do so by following the video instructions. I also got the wall mount brackets. Love speaking my heavy sunblock drapes open to Google home! I should have installed this the day it arrived from Amazon instead of waiting almost a year. We went for almost two years with no privacy in the living room as our old (manual open and close) curtain rod failed.

This has been my favorite home improvement purchase of the year! It was surprisingly easy to assemble and install, and it works flawlessly. It comes with a remote that can control multiple windows — either individually or all at once with the push of a button. But the best feature is the app control. You can open and close the curtains from your phone and even set schedules for them to automatically open or close at specific times — it feels so convenient and luxurious. I had priced similar systems from other companies that were nearly four times the cost. This DIY option delivers impressive quality at a fraction of the price. Highly recommend!

We purchased both the AT5810 and QL 600 curtain tracks. Both come with track brackets for hanging on the ceiling. Unfortunately, that only works if there’s a joist right there about 4-5 inches out and parallel the window or if the joists are perpendicular to the window. Our joists fit neither scenario and so it was necessary to purchase these brackets to hang the curtain tracks from the ceilings.The posting and their website says that you can use special screws, the ones that open up once they’re inside of the drywall, but our curtains are too heavy for that sort of thing. I do not want to wake up to curtains on the floor and holes in the ceiling.At five dollars apiece they are pretty expensive. And you must buy them in sets of five so if you need six or seven, you have to buy 10. I looked at the big box stores for cheaper options and there weren’t any so I went ahead and used these.They are extremely sturdy. No way are they going to bend no matter how much your curtain weighs. we have velvet blackout curtains and they are still snuggly against the ceiling after a couple months.The thickness of the brackets caused the curtain tracks to be down probably 3/16 inch from the ceiling. Looking up at them on our 9 foot ceilings, the gap isn’t really that visible. But it is there so something to keep in mind.The brackets are L-shaped. There are several holes and slots so you can move the tracks closer or further from the wall as you desire. However, moving the tracks closer to the walls means that the brackets are visible on the ceiling in front of the track. And regardless of how close the tracks are to the wall, you can still see the brackets on the wall. Does that 2 inch length help to keep them firmly on the ceiling? Probably. Would I prefer that they only be an inch, yes I would.That said, I’ve included two pictures. The first smaller window is the 5810. It came with track brackets that stuck out 5/8 of an inch front and back of the track. With the wall bracket on top of that, it looked really janky.I reached out to Quoya and they sent me the newer brackets used in the QL600. They were not free, but I wanted to see the difference before I ordered the larger curtain track for the other window. Honestly, that’s the only difference between the 5810 and the 600, the track brackets. I am pleased to say that the newer style brackets are completely hidden but that does not solve the problem with the wall brackets.You can see in the first picture that the white brackets against our gray walls are visible and I don’t like it at all. In the second picture, I have a white trim board and the brackets wouldn’t be noticeable unless you were looking for them. Our ceilings are Sherwin-Williams alabaster and so I plan to paint that trim board and the brackets and track the same color and I think that will make them mostly disappear. Assuming that works I will do the same with a smaller window and I’ll update the review with a new picture.

I received 2 boxed-sets of the Smart Curtain Rods as a House Warming gift. One box didn't have any brackets so I purchased these. I'm happy to say that, based on the ones that came in the boxed-set, these are a great improvement. They are adjustable where the ones in the boxed set were not. See photo, the original in the boxed set is on the right, and the ones I ordered here; Quoya Smart Curtain Track- Single Wall Brackets (Set of 5) are on the left. Huge improvement!I did however have an issue but the manufacturer came through for me! When I ordered the brackets, I assumed that they also came with the clip-on piece. No they don't. They come with screws, bolts and washers but no clip piece. They did end up sending me the additional part and I'm happy to say. Great customer service!SO far, the curtain rods are working great, I finally got the app to work, plus, I've got the remote controls so everything is fine. I definitely recommend!

Complicated and time consuming to put together, atleast in our situation.

The media could not be loaded. I purchased two of these tracks and am very happy with them. Assembly is very straight forward and they have Youtube videos explaining every step. It took me about 30 minutes to assemble the first one, and about 15 minutes to assemble the second one. Build quality seems to be very good and the unit is very quiet when in opening or closing. The motor can be placed on either side but it does have to be plugged in at all times. The curtain can be controlled via the included remote control, home automation service, or you can simply give the curtain a little tug to open or close it. I have it as part of my home automation system, which opens the curtains after the sun has stopped shining directly into the window and patio door and closes them at sunset. One thing to keep in mind is that depending on how much room you have on the left and right hand side of the window, you may not be able to expose the entire window. In my video, you can see the small window, which sits next to a wall, doesn't get fully exposed because there just isn't enough room for the rail to allow the curtain to move all the way to the side.Overall I would recommend it.

These work as described and is allowing me to hang my quoya 600 track on the wall in lieu of the ceiling. My ceiling is not level and the curtains would have looked bad if I used the ceiling track, but these allowed me to install the curtain track on the wall so it would be level.

A little confusing putting it together but other than that works great