GoDear Design Adjustable Sliding Panel Track Blind 116-218 cm W x Up to 243 cm H, Extendable Rail Track Vertical Blind for Sliding Patio Door, Large Window Blind, Woven Panel Curtain, Marble

Ces stores sont vraiment faciles a à installer, et les instructions sont claires et précises. La livraison est rapide et l'emballage adéquat.

I can't speak to durability at this point since I just received my blinds and installed them today. But what I will say is I'm quite pleased with them, especially considering the cost compared to others I've looked at. I chose to mount the track to my 8' ceiling and the panels were long enough that I still ended up trimming 3 3/4" from the bottom of each panel. I was quite pleased to see the generous length even though it wasn't necessary in my situation. The blackout function of the panels is excellent and I even noticed some sound reduction (I live near railroad tracks) although it was minor. That said there was enough of a difference to be noticeable if the panels were open or closed over my patio door - but don't expect a miracle lol. The installation itself went quite smoothly and unlike some products I've purchased the instructions were accurate and clear enough to easily follow. Although I do have good handyman skills and use them for side jobs I believe almost anyone would be able to hang these panels. The only drawback I see to these panel blinds would be in homes with children/teens who aren't prone to exercise ordinary care in opening and closing them. The hangers the panels attached to are aluminum and the ceiling tracks are made of aluminum and plastic. Long-term durability in those homes may be somewhat questionable so those people may wish to spend more and buy a stronger product. For everyone else I would say they are robust enough to hold up to long-term everyday use. Overall, I have no problem recommending these panel blinds to anyone looking for an attractive set at a good price.

First off, installation is easy. However they do not tell you the size of the hole you need to predrill for the anchors. Because of this, I used my own anchors and not the ones provided with the product. In terms of quality, everything feels great. In terms of looks, I couldn't be happier. These have transformed my room. Sometimes they get stuck or get caught but I think that I'm doing something wrong... The first time I installed these they worked perfect. I had to remove them for some construction and after putting them back they just don't feel as smooth. I think I did something wrong while putting them back. Anyways - great product. I'd recommend it. These are about 60-80 dollars cheaper than the same product at a big box store so they are great value. I'll be putting these on my deck door as well.

I recently installed Adjustable Sliding Door Blinds in place of a traditional double-barnyard style door for my laundry room, and I couldn't be happier with the results. My laundry appliances, a bulky washer, and dryer, posed a challenge as they were too large to fit behind a regular solid door. These blinds, however, solved my problem perfectly. The aesthetic appeal of these blinds is undeniable. From the moment my guests saw them, I received compliments on the unique and stylish choice. The blinds added a touch of sophistication to the space, elevating the laundry room's overall look. The assembly was a breeze. With just a tape measure and a pair of scissors, I was able to easily customize the blinds to the exact size I needed. This adaptability made the installation process hassle-free and saved me from the trouble of hunting for custom-sized doors or undergoing complex carpentry work. In summary, the Adjustable Sliding Door Blinds proved to be an ideal solution for my laundry room's design and functionality. They not only provide a visually appealing alternative to traditional doors but also offer convenience and ease of customization. I highly recommend them to anyone in need of a stylish and practical door solution.

What a difference to my old vertical blinds. I found these after looking for panels and not wanting to pay a fortune for them. I'm a 74 y.o. woman and installed them by myself in about an hour. It took me longer as I have one stepladder and kept having to move it back and forth. It would have been even easier if there'd been two people. I used the interior box the panels came in to draw a straight line using the holes from the previous valence and a level to align it. I still have to cut them but want them to relax first. Overall it was pretty straightforward and well worth the money. Like others have said if they came with a valance they would be perfect, even if they charged a little extra for it.