4' Ceiling Tracks: These 4' heavy duty ceiling track sections form the foundation of the Rockler Ceiling Track System and will help keep your work space more efficient and organized.
Keep Cords, & Hoses off the Ground: Our track ceiling system when paired with the appropriate rolling trolleys and hooks (sold separately) keeps your cords and hoses off the ground, and away from benchtop corners. This keeps them from interfering while working and reduces wear and tear.
Perfect for Hanging Tools: This track ceiling mount is great for hanging tools and utility lights, spraying cabinet doors, and more. Only use any hanging accessories on the ceiling track without ceiling track stops (sold separately) secured at both ends.
Durable Construction: Our ceiling track hanging tool system is made of durable PVC material that gives a more extended life shell. The ceiling track is ideal for your workshops and prevents wear and tear to your equipment.
Easy to Set Up: Each flexible ceiling track can hold up to 60 pounds. Assemble the ceiling track stops and follow the instructions in the manual to install the track in just a few minutes.
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Rockler 4' Ceiling Track and Hanging Accessories: Our ceiling mount track works well with the hooks and rings (sold separately) to keep hoses, cords, and pipes out of your way to reduce distractions while you work. This ceiling track is a great option if you're looking to hand up dust curtains. Easy to install and a game changer in your workshops. The weight limit of these hanging accessories is 60 lbs for each 4' section of ceiling track. Do not exceed the weight limit. Each ceiling track hanging tool must be secured using all four included 1/4" x 3" lag screws and washers driven into a wooden ceiling joist. Failure to do so could result in the track falling, potentially resulting in serious injury. --- Tech Specifications: Weight Capacity (per track): 60 pounds - Ceiling Track Length: 4' - Ceiling Track Material: Durable PVC --- About Us: The history of Rockler Woodworking and Hardware goes back to 1954 when Norton Rockler started the Minnesota Woodworkers Supply Company in north Minneapolis. It was a small mail-order business with a big aspiration – to become woodworkers' go-to resource for everything they needed to complete their projects.
