CHICOLOGY Privacy Natural Textile Fabric, Sliding Door Blinds, Room Divider, Vertical Blinds for Patio Doors, Sliding Glass Door Blinds, French Oolong, W:46-86 x H: Up to-96 inches

This was easy to install. Took about an hour with two people. It looks great and is easy to use. A great deal for the cost. It also still allows in light while adding privacy. At night with lights on you can see a outline of a person from outside. Great product so far.

So far I really like these adjustable panel blinds. Packaging protected the product well, all hardware and instructions were in the box, product fit and finish are very good. Just finished installing them, now the room is dark, which is what I wanted. The install required some craftsmanship to complete, not difficult, just lots of measuring, thinking, and measuring again. We installed these on a north facing sliding door. What I like the most is height and width are adjustable, which is great. We recently freshened up our master bedroom, part of that was new molding and door casings. I did not want to cover up the new door casing. With these I could install them so as to allow the door casing to still show. And they are only 4 panels with no strings or rods, it makes for a nice clean look. I'll update the review after we've had them for a bit. So far, so good.

So much easier than ikea. We bought simular product from ikea. In store. Took us hours just I get out of store. Assembly on this easy. Basically arrived next day. Yes less choices of fabrics . But u can always change it up if you want by ordering fabric planners from idea. Mean while I was not upset with the white jute like material. I believe it's actually half poly half cotton. Finished off my build in perfectly. We will put doors on it eventually. This waa a cheaper option meant to be temporary. But it looks so great. I dint think we will be converted about upgrading as quickly as we thought we would. Helpful tip Before putting on mental slide at bottom. Currently fabric so it just misses touching floor. Leave sliver of space. Once upon attach mental slide. It will ha g just ruight. Looks amazing. Everyone who sees says " oh wow. I thought you were doing sliding barn doors. But these look fabulous. Better idea. " so maybe we won't bother. The difference us thousands. Photo does not do it justice.

The panels look great and installation is pretty easy. Unfortunately they don't hold up to daily use. The plastic sliders are very weak and hang up in the track. The panels are starting to fray very badly at the top where the Velcro is sewn on. This is an all to common example of a great product idea being ruined by going too cheap on manufacturing. Use better quality materials and raise the price accordingly and this product would be a winner.

It should be forbidden to sell a product this bad. I’m not one for writing reviews, but after having 2 of these, I’ve been reassured they are just terrible quality. Not practical to install. The sliders are cheap plastic that don’t slide, and then break after minimal use. Each panel should have its own runner, but instead all four share runners - making it so you have to constantly battle with them to find a position they all align correctly. While the panel fabric is actually pretty decent and aesthetically pleasing, it begins to tear in the upper corners due to the problem mentioned above. With the sliders being so cheap and ineffective, it renders the pull rods useful (I didn’t even use them on my second one). To top everything off, this morning it was so difficult to slide it opened in the middle of the runners and the whole thing fell on my toddler…so, yeah, safety hazard on top of everything else. And for $100, it’s not that the product is cheap or much more affordable than more costly options. Just stay away and go for something else.

These were a super pleasant surprise. The fabric itself looks and feels like a light jute, or some other kind of grass. The weave is tight and feels well made. The hardware is certainly on the cheap side, but what did I expect at this price point? I’ll tell you I didn’t expect it to look as nice as it does. It only requires I drill 3 holes, set three anchors, and screw 3 screws. Easy peasy with a laser level. A drill and a 7/32 drill bit will make your life easier. The weights and the tracks are super easy to install; just follow the instructions and take your time. I wish the travel hardware holding the panels were metal and used ball bearings because sliding is a problem. But we needed these shades to use with a sliding door to a balcony we don’t really use anyway, so it’s not too problematic given the price point. I just ordered custom shades for the rest of the floor and didn’t feel like I needed to drop hundreds more for a door we weren’t going to use much. Why five stars across the board? I felt like I knew what I was getting into having read the reviews and recognizing the price point having just priced out custom roller shades as hundreds of dollars more. A fantastic bargain this is. I definitely recommend it for less utilized windows or doors.

We installed these at our vacation condo, so they don't get much wear and tear, so I can't attest to their durability with high traffic. I would think they would not be a great choice if you have small children, as the panels take a bit of care when moving them. When we arrive at our condo, we usually line them up as one panel and leave them open the entire time we are there. They are not room darkening, but they block the sun which is the only reason we needed them. They were easy to hang and look really nice, especially for the price. It probably took about three hours. The lengthy part of process was cutting panels to fit...measure twice, cut once. I'm very happy with them overall.

I bought four of these to replace some odd-sized closet doors. They look nice once they are installed. However, the instructions could use some clarification, and I had trouble getting the rail securely attached to the wall brackets--even with a power screwdriver. I got the first one installed properly, but somehow, I got the second one mixed up--I think perhaps I reversed the front and back sides of the rail. I tried to remove the sliders to fix the problem, but since the tabs are plastic, I was afraid they were break so I left them alone. Read and re-read the instructions!

¿ en dónde puedo conseguir repuesto de la tela para cambiar mis persianas?

What a great addition to our new Master Bedroom. They look great. I found them a little tedious to install. And I'm a very competent with tools and such. They were a bit tricky to install by myself, should've asked for a hand. Also a little tricky to get the right length cut. But all and all a great product for the price, some can go for upwards of $600. I would definitely recommend these panels. After the 60-70 minutes it took to install they look incredible.

I bought these to replace an older $500 set for my sliding patio door which had become dirty and very broken over just a few years. These are really great value for the money. Great quality, easy to install, and good looking. They are translucent so they let a good amount of sunlight in while offering privacy. They don't come with a pull rod, so you should consider buying one, otherwise you have to pull on the panels themselves to open and close. The rail has two tracks, and you install two panels per track. The tracks don't overlap, so if for example you are pulling open from right to left, you pull the first two panels to the left, then pull the other two panels to the left separately. This is a very minor inconvenience, but like I said, it's great value for the money. I would definitely buy again.

Excelente producto cuando vuelven a tener el producto en stock (Birch white)?

I bought two of these for use as a room divider in my basement (118" wide opening ). The original plan was to stagger the two sets of rails, but I was pleasantly surprised to find that I could easily join the two sets together in order to form one long set. (Using the two "outer" rails at either end and only one of the "inner" ones between the two). I only needed 3 rails for my configuration, but all 4 could also be used. The plastic end pieces are held in place with small Phillips screws so those can be removed as required to create one long set of tracks (those screws are then needed for the "inner" track mount). The only caveat is that the "inner" rails have to be secured with setscrews in the normally sliding plastic mount. As far as the quality of the product goes... keeping in mind that a pair of similar panel products would be well over $1K if sourced locally I'm more than happy with what it is. Yes, the panels are some form of woven plastic, and the internal "runners" are one piece plastic as opposed to individual wheels with a metal axle, but it goes together fairly well, looks fine installed, and works as advertised albeit maybe not quite as smoothly as it could. I'm not sure how well it would stand up to heavy daily use, but I'm confident it'll work well in my situation where it's not being handled all that much. edit: Just to answer a couple of questions that seem to keep coming up.... - The question of pull rods seems to be hit and miss.... both of my sets came with pull rods, but it seems that many folks report not getting any at all. - The white Birch panels aren't translucent (you can't see through them), but they're also not solid so you can see shadows if there's a strong enough light source behind them.