head attachment engages a ceiling 302 of a room 300 the curtain material 200 is draped from the head attachments 106 and generally extends from the floor 304 to the ceiling 302 and between adjacent poles 102 the curtain material 200 overlies the upper side 110 of the head attachment 106 and the curtain material makes direct contact with the ceiling as the head attachment 106 approaches the ceiling 302 as can be seen from fig6 however the surfaces 128 of the rear side 120 of the head attachment body 108 are recessed from the upper side 110 of the head attachment 106 and also recessed from the curtain material draped over the top of the upper side 110 as such the surfaces 128 of the rear side 120 are spaced from the ceiling when the curtain material 200 is in contact with the ceiling 302 the upper side 132 of the curtain retainer 114 is also recessed from the upper side 110 and the curtain material 200 that covers the upper side 110 so the retainer 114 is also spaced from the ceiling when the curtain material 200 is in contact with the ceiling 302 only the curtain material 200 is actually in contact with the ceiling 302 as the head attachment 106 is used and because of the shape of the upper side 110 a relatively small but effective contact area between the curtain material 200 and the ceiling 302 is created this arrangement tends to protect the ceiling from damage when using the poles provides some protection to the retainer 114 from being inadvertently damaged as the poles are used.