Vatge Closet Curtain for Open Closet, Pleated Folding Curtains for Doorway, Privacy Room Divider for Separation,1 Panel with Tieback, W39 x L78, Grey

I live in a 133-year-old house. Right off the living room is a small hallway. The stacked washer/dryer sits at the back of that little hallway and to the right at the back of that hallway is a gutted bathroom. It's an odd layout that maybe someday needs a much more major revision but for the time being, it just needed something inexpensive to close it off from public view.Add a teenager who does her own laundry and a drying rack in that hallway, and it just is not pretty. I assumed this would look cheap so I got a really nice rod to go with it in hopes of dressing it up enough that it wouldn't look like we lived in an old RV, but this curtain actually far exceeded my expectations and there was nothing to worry about in that regard. It's got a nice linen look and feel, folds into itself easily, the pleats are perfectly straight and even, and it actually looks *pretty* where I placed it. And it slides easily out of the way when i walk in there with a hamper full of laundry.I'm actually going to buy a couple more for next winter - old house is drafty house, and being able to easily block off some entryways to keep heat centered in cozy spots will be handy and look much nicer than thermal curtains (this is the south - we don't have long, extended winters where thermal curtains are really necessary, we just need a way to slow drafts). Then we'll be able to just pack them away again when it warms up.

Works well to provide privacy. Needed to use while door is removed temporarily. Serves the purpose. Nice neutral color. Haven’t used the tie back that comes with it.

They are fine, even good if you consider how much they cost. You get what you pay for, sometimes a little more.I thought buying two would be an excellent replacement for my two bifold closet doors, but the grommets are designed to pull to the left from the right on both curtains. This exacerbates the pullback strap use and design. The strap was black and no beige, as I was expecting. I was glad they were black, but I probably will not use them because they aren't designed to pull to the right. Also, the hangers are thin. I tried to bend one over the rod on the first try. It broke, so I took the rod down and slid the rest over the end. Kudos to the company for supplying an extra one so I wasn't short.

Good quality. Useful to block off extra room. Save on heating. Length was exactly what I needed. Soft. Good quality.

The material looks nice and looks good in the doorway between my kitchen dining room. I was happy until I noticed the panel is just cut at the bottom leaving the raw edge unhemmed. It makes the curtain look cheap

They are cheesy. They are light. I could’ve got a curtain and I could iron cleats in it like that and bought some shower hooks and put it up myself for $37. I could’ve done that a whole lot cheaper. This is junk. Don’t buy it it ain’t worth it. Leave me $37 for this. It is junk.

The curtain was of a higher quality than I expected. I purchased 2 in gray for my daughter's bedroom closet. The color was very nice, almost a dark heather gray. The pleating is very straight and neat and gives the curtain an expensive, tidy look. Material thickness was very good, but yet still lightweight and easy to hang. The curtain replaced a sliding set of doors that were constantly falling off the track. At first, I wasn't sure how the outcome would be appearance-wise, but the curtains actually give the closet and bedroom overall a clean, simple, more modern look.

Cute curtains, but there is no magnetism