CHICOLOGY Embossed Textured Weave Fabric, Sliding Door Blinds , Room Divider ,Vertical Blinds for Patio Doors , Sliding Glass Door Blinds, , Urban White, Adjustable Track Width X 96"Height

My wife was skeptical of the style of these blinds but I was sick of the normal vertical blind look on our patio doors and insisted on trying these. After installing them she is very happy with the look, and so am I. The price on these is really good, they look much more expensive then they are (when hung correctly). I've looked at buying panel blinds other places and everything was pretty much 3-6 times more expensive. I've even found these exact blinds at other major online retail sites for double the price.These are super straight forward to hang. it is literally just three screws and a level. It can be a little tricky getting the bottom bracket on the panels, but not really. I can't even imagine what tripped up the people saying this was hard to install. Some people have pictures that look bad because they attached the panels crooked which doesn't make sense to me because the panels attach with velcro, you can just take them off and reattach them better. You do need to be a little careful when you hang the panels because they can wrinkle or crease but they really are more durable than they first appear. As long as you don't get any major creases in them or crumple them up like a wad of paper, small wrinkles will straighten out after you hang them. And the great part about how they are constructed is that you canalways replace the fabric with your own later if you wanted to.A couple tips on installing. Before you hang the track on the wall notice where the loop for the guide stick is located and which side (left or right) is closest to the front. It is trivial to switch these things around by either disconnecting the track in the middle and moving the numbered hooks around on the track or simply changing which numbered hook you connect the guide rails to (2->1, 1->2 instead of 1->1, 2->2). The other tip is to not worry about getting the bottom rails really close to the ground. Measuring so that they hang about a quarter of an inch above the ground is the perfect height in my opinion. This is close enough to the ground that they don't look funny while allowing enough room to slide without getting easily hung up on carpet, rugs, cords, or other random snags.

I purchased two of these shades for my front windows. I have slider windows, and it has been difficult to find the perfect window treatment. I had a lot of sheer curtains but it looked very old fashionedInstallation:I screwed this into my window frame. It was super easy. It lulled me into a false sense of confidenceAssembly:Cutting the shade and attaching the bottom piece really kicked my butt. I ended up having to cut them all free hand because I made them a hair too long. I found the bottom pieces the most difficult part. It was just frustrating to keep everything together. Maybe it’s because my husband was annoying me, who knows. All said and done it took about an hour to install one window.Style:I love the look of these. I included a picture and I think it looks very chic. I need to take points off because there is no valance. I’m going to use some foam core and wrap it in my excess shade fabric, and attach it to the bare track somehow. Also I do not like that the bottom piece is just metal. White would have been much nicer to match the shade.Everyday Use:I honestly don’t really open my shades. I want light but I don’t want anyone looking in. I will only use it occasionally when the window is open for air, so the sound of the track isn’t an issue.Value:I was looking at very similar shades on blinds.com. These cost 1/6th of the price at least. I was able to get the look I wanted without paying a custom price. I’m really happy with my purchase!

Absolutely pleased with this purchase - love the color Rose Gold - the hardest part of installing this was to get the track in. It is amazing how easy cutting the panels to size was. The weighted piece for the bottom is well made and gives them such a gorgeous "finished" look so they hang perfectly. (These were the PERFECT solution to my problem....I had to replace 36" wide wood sliders because the access for my AC unit is in the attic in the center of this closet and it was hard for repair people to get up there... now with these panels there is plenty of room for their ladder and it's way easier access)

Purchased the urban white, light filtering panels for my sliding glass door. These are super cheap looking. Installation was fairly easy, but these look like temporary shades. I doubt they will last six months. I’ll keep them up until I can find something better, but I am not impressed. I bought shoji style sliding panels for $75 from JC Penney 10 years ago and they look way better even now than these. See pic of brand new Chicology blinds next to old set.

I'm happy with it, it's exactly the color I wanted however I bought these to replace the ones I bought 6 years ago. They were reasonably priced and look nice but the quality isn't that great. The original ones I bought 6 years ago were thinker and made of linen or cloth. Naturally light filtering and could handle everyday wear and tear. I only bought new ones because my kids has stained them. The new panels are paper thin and easily wrinkled. Much more fragile and easily damaged. Maybe don't buy if you have toddlers.

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I only paid $100 for these blinds . Do they compare with a $700 designer set ,no they don't. But as a bargain set they are doing a great job in our new kitchen. I see the price has gone up to $150 . Still worth it tho.

Installed them for my grandmother's new apartment in replacement of old broken sliding closet doors. They look really nice and pretty easy to install. For the bottom part, unless you have to shorten them a lot, if it's just a few inches I suggest you just fold them back instead of cutting them. The most important part which are the railings, are not amazing, the curtains don't slide super well on them. You have to pull awkwardly. We also had to switch 2 around (there's number 1 and 2 to follow but on one set we had to do the opposite so that they would slide better).

I've put them up in my office, purchased 4 sets. They are great, very straight, no sagging, slides like a charm. Easy to cut if you know what scissors are and can use a measuring tape like a adult should. Provides privacy without draining out the joy from the sun. They look neat as well. I think right now there is no vast choice of blinds that do look professionnal and not outdated or too homey if you know what I mean (vertical blinds, like come on, they have this cheap 90s vibe/ horizontal, way worse than vertical and could make people feel like they are consulting a life coach in a home basement/ roller shades, an oldie but not a goodie and they are bond to get saggy and deformed unless you sell your soul while purchassing/ roman, not even an option/ zebra, def too homey and def looks like you are trying too hard since its so 2015 and was never meant to be installed in an office? or so I think...).

Looks nice, but that’s about it.It was such a pain to put together because the instructions provided don’t show you the best way to assemble this. Most of the hardware that came with it was too big for the holes that were predrilled. The anchor that comes with the package isn’t suitable for drywalls. Their video claims it takes 30 mins to build, which is honestly bs.