AluminUS

Profile CURTINA X405

$311.00 USD

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Color white matte black matte

Length 2,0 lm 2,2 lm 3,2 lm

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CURTINA X405 is a patented aluminum profile that builds a concealed curtain niche in a stretch ceiling. Two hook tracks carry curtains and sheers; a dedicated shelf holds an LED strip — so drapery falls straight from the ceiling plane, with a soft line of light and no visible cornice.

Built for harpoon-fastened stretch ceilings with side membrane insertion. The membrane can be removed without damage, and the LED strip (up to 14 mm) can be replaced without touching the membrane. AluminUS supplies from Miami, FL for projects across Florida and neighboring states — Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and South Carolina.

Curtain tracks: 2 (curtain + sheer)
Integrated lighting: shelf for LED strip up to 14 mm wide
Material: anodized aluminum
Finishes: white matte, black matte
Lengths: 2000 / 2200 / 3200 mm
Membrane attachment: harpoon, side insertion
Market: Florida and Southeast US stretch-ceiling installs

Profile details

Construction

Joining grooves.
Grooves for harpoon fixation.
Groove for insert.
Shelf for LED strip installation.
Hook tracks.

Included accessories

CURTINA X405 profile
Cut connecting band: 2 pieces per joint
Joining rods, 2 mm diameter: 3 pieces per joint
INSERTA Y008 separating insert: 2 m per 1 m of profile

Optional accessories

Mounting angle bracket, INSERTA Y008 separating insert, and INSERTA Y015 light-diffusing insert.

Installation

Fastening

Fasten the profile to the ceiling using self-tapping screws or anchors through mounting angle brackets. The fixing spacing must not exceed 1.5 m.

Jointing

Create joints without transitions or visible gaps using a 2 mm rod and a 15 mm connecting band.

Ceiling membrane insertion

Insert a standard-cut membrane using a standard straight spatula. For freestanding cornice niches, bond the membrane to the end cap.

Applications

Concealed curtain niches for stretch ceilings in Florida and neighboring Southeast states — living rooms, bedrooms, hotels and coastal homes where curtains should fall straight from the ceiling plane.

Curtain niche with soft LED backlight above the drapery
Double-track layouts: blackout curtain plus sheer
Freestanding cornice niches (membrane bonded to the end cap)
Projects supplied from Miami, FL across Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and South Carolina