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I live in an old apartment building and have this HUGE arched front window that's gorgeous. I didn't want to put up curtains and hide this window, even though I'm on the ground floor and people can walk by and look in. I went outside at night to see what people could see through this, because it's not a solid room divider. You really can't see much, but you can get glimpses. I'm over 70, and this is easy to fold up in the morning...I just stand it against the wall. It's easy to pull out and shape as well. I wouldn't want to have to carry it too far though. It isn't THAT lightweight. It's been perfect for what I wanted and is made to last.

I like it. I’d been looking for a backdrop for video meetings. A photo tripod with hanging backdrop was goofy and not wide enough. (A coworker said it looked like an elementary school photo, but I thought it looked more like a sheet.) Yes there are cool virtual photo backdrops but strangely they don’t work on my fully up to date PC (even with a company IT exam of problem), I always look like something out of Predator. This is a good adequate size in width, it stands up, provides video backdrop between myself and living area, and I’ve found it’s a nice privacy screen—I can simply pull closed between myself and 2nd story balcony sliding doors during a workout without blocking sunlight from apartment. So far so good. No probs taking out of box and thank gosh I didn’t have to assemble this one ;)

I bought this screen 6 months ago when our new "teach from home" situation looked to be long term. I teach in a busy room and needed a visual barrier between me and the rest of my house. This screen has been wonderful. I move it every day, and it has been incredibly sturdy and easy to handle. It's been put up and taken down daily and is still in like-new condition. It is large enough to isolate myself completely. And I get compliments from parents during meetings about how nice it looks! I would definitely buy it again, but it is so sturdy I probably won't ever need to!Edit: 4 years later, I have this in my classroom and use it daily, often with kids helping set it up. It’s still as sturdy as ever.

I used two of these dividers in our basement to create walls for a more private yoga space. They screen out the woodworking shop on one side and the laundry area on the other. While they are ten feet wide they actually cover about eight feet as you must zig zag the panels just a touch to get them to stand. I have created an eight foot by twelve foot yoga room using the two sets running perpendicular to the basement wall. They really are as nicely textured as shown and in terms of height they almost reach the ceiling --creating a very nice space. They come very carefully wrapped in strong cartons and once you open the cartons all you need t do is unwrap them and stand them up.

I purchased this to divide off a portion of a room in my house so that I could use it as a home office. It works great and I highly recommend it.-No assembly required. I expected a long set-up period of installing footers, screwing together panels that sort of thing. Instead I was pleasantly surprised to be able to open the box, pull it out, and immediately use it.-It's very lightweight, but still pretty sturdy. Also, the joints between the panels bend both ways, which increase the number of configurations.-Only downside - it's more see through than I thought it would be due to the space between the panels, and some spaces within the panels. It still adds privacy, but if you're purchasing it so you can change your clothes behind it you might have to look for something else.

It looks good. I read some of the reviews before buying and was not sure about buy at first, but it was what was described when it arrived. It is light, which makes it easy to move around especially at my age. A have another room divider and it is heavy and hard to move and sometimes falls over and cost 3 times this one. I am glad I got it. I am not sure why a few bad reviews. It is light and the panels are thin, so you have to make sure, when moving it, to hold it by the wood slats (frame) not by the panels .

My wife ordered this to use in our sunroom. We recently remodeled our sunroom, updated our flooring, furniture and sliding glass doors. We also have a litter box in our sunroom, as well as, cat food and water dish. We set this all in an area of our sunroom and used the room divider to “hide” the cat stuff. It looks beautiful! So happy we found this!!!

I like this product's movability and design. We bought it to enclose the area where video calls are centered. It provides a textured woven appearance in the background and helps with minimizing any lighting or glare that is coming from another source, like from a window behind you. It's sturdy enough that you could also tack up a light-weight throw or material over it to change the appearance. In addition, It's easy to move to a different room.