Series 70 Recess
the invisible ceiling solution.
Purpose-built for new homes, renovations and architectural ceiling details where the curtain track should disappear from view. Series 70 fixes directly into the plasterboard ceiling lining, with the plasterboard edge supported on the track flange, creating the appearance that the curtain falls seamlessly from the ceiling.
Series 74 Venice Architectural Recess Curtain Tracking System
Designed to disappear into the architecture.
A compact recessed system combining discreet architectural detailing, accurate builder preparation and smooth curtain movement.
Seamless Ceiling Integration
The plasterboard sits neatly on the integrated flange, leaving only the slim running channel visible beneath the finished ceiling.
Direct Structural Fixing
Pre-drilled and countersunk approximately every 150mm for accurate direct fixing into correctly positioned structural timber.
Refined Curtain Presentation
Compatible with conventional and S-Wave runners for light to medium curtains in single or double track arrangements.
Flexible Recess Geometry
Suitable for straight runs, degree bends and selected continuous curves, with a tight minimum bend radius of approximately 150mm.
Precision concealed engineering.
Essential planning and installation information for builders, designers, installers and homeowners.
A clean white finish for seamless integration.
Confidence from ceiling set-out to final curtain installation.
Prepare the recess before the ceiling is closed.
Plan your recessed ceiling track with builder-level accuracy.
Configure the exact track width, single or double layout, curtain heading, stacking direction and bending requirements. The LUXWORLD Design Studio™ calculates the configured price and track components, while the technical guidance below helps your builder prepare the ceiling recess, timber support and curtain clearances correctly before plasterboard finishing.
Builder and installer guidance.
What clearances should be allowed for the curtain?
As a general planning guide, allow at least 40mm from the wall for a standard curtain and at least 60mm for an S-Wave curtain. For double systems, allow approximately 120mm for a standard plus S-Wave combination and approximately 140mm for two S-Wave curtains. Final spacing depends on fabric, fullness, heading, projection and site conditions.
How should Series 70 be installed?
Prepare a straight and parallel 14mm ceiling opening with suitable timber support above. Position the track before final plasterboard finishing, then fix through the pre-drilled countersunk holes using small-gauge countersunk screws and a small-diameter No. 1 driver. Tighten carefully so the screw head is flush and the internal running edge is not damaged. The plasterboard edge then rests on the track flange before stopping, sanding and painting.
How should the track be protected during plastering and painting?
Keep plaster compound, dust and paint out of the running channel. Where a runner-loading slot is supplied, the track may be left empty and the opening protected with painter’s masking tape. Remove the protection and load the runners only after plastering and painting are complete.
How does the optional runner-loading slot work?
The optional loading slot allows runners to be installed or removed after the ceiling is finished. A twist-lock cap covers the slot. For a curtain locked at the track end, place the final runner outside the cap. For a free-flowing curtain, reverse the cap so the twist lock sits at the end; in this arrangement the curtain may finish approximately 35mm from the end of the track.