CHICOLOGY Vertical Blinds, Room Divider, Door Blinds,Blinds for Sliding Glass Doors, Temporary Wall, Closet Curtain, Room Door, Woven Beige (Natural Woven) W:46-86 x H:Up-to 96 inches

I ordered these in the Woven Gray and they are very nice. I also ordered them in Woven Beige and they are made of very cheap material. We installed them a few days ago and they are made weaving is coming apart.I highly recommend the gray but stay away from the beige!

Easy to install and use. Beautiful neutral colors. Works perfectly. Comes with bars for both sides. Front & back panels are the same color and quality.

I bought the this to replace my sliding door blinds which kept on breaking and falling off. I really like how easy was this to mount and it is adjustable as well. I have had this from very long time and it’s is still working and didnot fall. I also like that the shade does let’s some light to come in to the room and doesnot makes the room dark. I am removing 1 star because the place where the handle is placed, I noticed that the shade is getting damaged. They should had placed strong stitching over this area to prevent wear and tear. Other than that we received many compliments from friends and families.

First I'd like to say I am pretty handy. I have over 20+ years of experience building and assembling stuff for my wife. I ALWAYS read the instructions. Also never have found any product "so difficult" to put together. Until today.These curtains are very good-looking but also very hard to put together. Better dust off your engineering skills because you will need them. You need to perfectly align basically a poorly-woven vinyl material that will trick you every single time into thinking you've done well until it comes apart again. Your table will have so many threads that some may fall to the floor without you noticing. I don't know how many times I've taken them out of my dog's mouth. PLEASE be careful if you have little kids that can crawl and take them.Instructions: (One-person assembly assumed)(1) Start by assembling the metal parts that move the panels left and right. Then attach them to the top rail. Then take the WHOLE rail and position it to the wall where you will then mark the holes. I accomplished this effortlessly only because I had a curtain installed before so I used the holes as guides and put a screw in before hanging the rail. No way you can accomplish this with a single person.(2) Drill holes, attach the rail, be done. Easy.(3) Take out the panels and begin attaching them with the velcro lining to the rails. Easy.(4) CUT the panels to your liking. Full stop. These are woven panels. Don't just take some scissors and start ripping because you will tear them apart. Instead, mark with a ruler at both sides from the end up and using a level, make a straight line with a pencil or sharpie then using a sharp box cutter, cut them straight. I lack cutting skills so I had to do this.(5) This is the most frustrating step. Attach the metal weighs/white metal lining to the end of the panel you just cut. Again, this is a woven panel. It will crease and come apart frustrating you as you hopelessly try to insert it LIKE THE INSTRUCTIONS say to do. NOPE. Don't do this. Instead, FOLD the material inside the inner metal strip, secure it with some tape, THEN attempt to slowly insert it inside the rail. Be consistent, a little at a time while holding the other end. It will take you a lot of time, but I took the frustration for you so you don't have to cry while doing it like I did.(6) Annoying last step. Screw microscopic headless screws into the rail you just cried on using a hair-thin hex key. Hopefully I have thin fingers and wasn't much of a problem. But the real problem is, if one of these tiny screws fall, it's both a hazard and a pain in the rear since they can be easily swollen and hard to find again. Do this step on an ample table where you can see what you're doing.Done! (sigh) I love how they look, but I am afraid they won't last long, considering the amount of time I spent putting them on - it's not fair. If you have an enemy, consider giving them as a present to them. It's a guaranteed torture.

From outside they look great but inside you can see the panels don't line up perfectly...it's not a big deal but it throws off the symmetry.Pretty easy to put together and hang...sometimes the panels won't move together if you swing them too fast. Overall I'm pleasedWould buy again if they came in black

Easy to install and love the look! Read most of the reviews prior to purchasing so I took the reviewers advice (thank you)! Super easy to cut to length & adding the bottom bars. I purchased clear fabric glue and gently glued all the panel edges (the bottom cuts and from top to bottom sides) to refrain from fraying. Looks great and hope it holds up. The track is pretty basic but so far I don't mind it. Material is slightly textured and looks decent. Love that it slides either way smoothly and it covers the patio slider great! The color said "Gray" but this to me borders on Griege. Love the color it blends ok with the blacks, grays & whites in the Kitchen/Dining area. Not going to lie I had a great Handyman install the track. He measured perfectly and hung it with anchors to the ceiling. For the price, ease of installing & look I think it is a winner! (Way better than the old style verticals or curtains.)Update: 8/19/24- Happy to say over a year later they are holding up great! No fraying and the track still glides smoothly (open both sides/ways daily). Tons of compliments! Please consider selling just the panels in the near future?! Would be nice to change colors for the seasons.

Good product but no side cover very easy to install.

The blinds are beautiful, easy to install. Look great however the edges of the blinds by the pull stick unravel and is coming apart. I tried putting tape in the are, however it doesn’t stick. This is a big flaw in the design.