GoDear DesignGoDear Design Adjustable Sliding Vertical Blinds 45.8"- 86" W x 96" H, Extendable Panel Track Blinds for Sliding Glass Doors Patio Doors Windows, Trimmable Woven Fabric Vertical Shades, Munich Castle

I got this sliding static panel to cover a sliding door, and overall, I’m really happy with it. The installation was pretty easy, especially if you’re comfortable with a bit of hands-on work.You do need to cut the panels to fit your space, which is probably the most important part. Just make sure you trim them so they don’t touch the floor—if they’re dragging, they’ll jam when you try to slide them open or closed.Once installed properly, they look great and work just as expected. A solid option if you’re looking for a cleaner alternative to traditional blinds.

This is a beautiful solution for covering our sliding patio doors! We used to have the typical vertical slatted blinds, but they looked old and cheap, and they swayed back and forth for awhile every time you opened or closed them. We wanted something that would look modern and clean, and would also slide open and closed easily. These wide vertical blind panels are perfect in this regard. The variable pattern makes them interesting, and they also filter a good amount of light. We didn't need complete blackout coverage, and as you can see in the photos, some light filters through if it is dark either outside or inside. We think they still look great even with the light coming through, and they do provide the privacy we were looking for.The installation overall was pretty straightforward. We easily measured and cut the panels to length, and we liked that we could install them in any order that we wanted to find the pattern we liked best. We did read that some people complained about the mounting hole template, so we made sure to measure exactly where we wanted them spaced from the windows/wall. We did the ceiling mount option (you can do ceiling or wall), and the spacing worked out well. However, my husband did space the template from the wall instead of butting it up against it, so just make sure to measure before you start marking and drilling holes.We received the panels quickly and they were packaged well. The seller was also very responsive and reached out to make sure the product was working for us. We were impressed with the quality for the price. We previously tried a similar product that was cheaper, and the sliding motion was not smooth. This product slides easily and smoothly, and the panels catch easily on each other as the panels are either opened or closed. The color scheme is also beautiful and matches our grey and green kitchen well. Overall, I would definitely recommend this product and seller to others!

The colors are beautiful. Love the look. Wish it glided a little better. Installing was easy. Well worth the price.

The media could not be loaded. I had some renovations done in the house and I went a little overboard in cost. My previous vertical blinds always breaks and are no longer aesthetically pleasing in the eyes. I tried to find a not very pricey solution that won’t easily give up on me. Each blind has a velcro attached so it can be arranged the way you want it to be. My contractor chose it this way. The line can also be extended wider than this. I think mine was about 110” wide. It filters light to about 90-95%. The product is light but I think it does not break easily.

Very very nice

Love these blinds. Gets the job done while looking amazing. Slightly pricey.

The curtains are nice but you have to ensure that you install the full length or youll have uneven overlaps, shadows. Brackets can be installed upside down or right side up and youll need two on each side and in center. Cutting the curtains to size is a pain. Putting the little rubber protector is also a pain in the behind and most likely you will damage the fabric. There are two rods for each side. The metal will damage the fabric over time so always pull gently from the top of the rod to avoid contact. I suggest hanging and cutting at the end. Take the excess and fold it. Put the metal rod and insert it into the other metal weight. Cut excess but leave a bit to allow wiggle room. Repeat for all others. Adjust all to length. Once all in place cut carefully with a sharp cutting blade. I would cut against the metal. You will not need the little screws as the fabric on both sides of the metal rod will be enough. I assume over time the fabric will expand.

I purchased these sliding panel blinds to replace my old vertical blinds that no longer moved.These look really good hanging, and really are not difficult too install. The track system has minimal moving parts (no internal cords to wear out), which seems great for overall longevity.The panels stop direct sunlight from invading unwanted areas like onto a tv, but are not room darkening. The give off a nice warm backlight when the sun is up. If there is no external light source, then the room will be dark.The panel colors are pretty true to the pictures they show in the description.