Replaced plastic vertical slats set up we had on our sliding glass doors for many years. Instructions could have been better but hubby and I got them installed in a few hours. We got the three panels option. When closed they allow in a lot of natural light which helps brighten up our kitchen but still have privacy. Very happy with our purchase

Nice product. It’s well made and worth the money. Slides easily. Pretty easy install. Good coverage. Nice color and material. Would definitely purchase again.

Very easy to install, nice material and excellent product. We love it!!! Nice light comes in.

Went up easy if you’re a handy person, I like the color & the change from vertical blinds.

I bought these for two large sliding glass doors (8 ft. tall & 10 ft. wide) to replace vertical blinds from the 1990s. I did an outside mount, with five panels, light gray blackout, and ordered them 12 inches wider for a six inch overlap on each side, which works out great. For this size and with blackout fabric, the price was awesome. The railing feels very sturdy and the fabric is very modern and attractive (definitely order the samples first so you can pick your color / transparency unambiguously).If you have to do an outside mount on a large door, the side with the wand does let some light in because that's the 5th panel that stacks furthest from the wall. Their track systems keeps the panels as close together as you could have, so that's not a knock on this item, just the nature of panel track blinds. It's still 99% effective on a third floor (above trees) facing East getting the full morning sun + reflection off the water. Regardless, the light control + privacy flexibility of the sliders is fantastic .... well worth that very minor drawback IMHO. Oh, and unlike vertical blinds, you can easily move the non-wand side over by gently grabbing the panel, which is great for peeking out that side or easily cleaning the area.The written instructions aren't so great; just toss those and watch the video on this product page and it's no problem. For one room, I used plastic toggles for ceiling mount (no studs in the mounting area); those feel much more secure to me than the included anchors. The ceiling mount took a little finesse to get the rail into the mounting brackets, but to be fair I was going Han Solo on an eleven footer, so I recommend enlisting a friend if you're doing that on a large opening. And I had to put the valance hardware (the full length clear plastic / acrylic piece with channels) up before putting the fabric into it, because you can't really tilt it in when you're up against the ceiling, and I needed to see through to squeeze the mounting clips in. Little annoying to work the fabric in on a ladder, but worth it in the end.The wall mount was super easy to pop in to the brackets and add the valance, though. I got lucky and had a header all the way across, so no drywall anchoring / toggles needed on that one, either.My only design gripe is you do feel a little bump when the panel moves across the seam in the "joinable" solution (>98"). They send you two identical tracks that you butt up against each other, and there's a flat metal plate with set screws that fits into the top (hidden when installed) channel to lock the two halves together. If they could somehow make that mitered or interlocking or something, that would be ideal. But maybe that's not feasible for the metal work, I don't know. You don't actually see a seam if you buy the valance (and you want to buy the valance for sure, anyway). Overall it's not a big deal and I'd still highly recommend it, just take your time to get the pieces aligned and the plate in tight. *** And you'll need to have a 2.5 mm Allen key handy ... it's not included. ***

Really like how it looks and the privacy and light blocking it provides. We are using it as a room divider. Delivers on the aesthetics. However the quality leaves much to be desired. Quality of the material of panels themselves isn’t bad. It’s the installation parts that were terrible. Came with wall anchors that the screws pulled right out of. Had to go buy new anchors and screws. The rail didn’t want to click in to the bracket system for nothing. Extremely difficult trying to hold that whole long thing up in air for that long trying. Dent in the rail so when it gets to that spot we have to grab the actual panel to get it to keep moving instead of just the pull rod. Eventually the oil from our skin will make the panel dirty and grimy. All of parts along the rail are elastic and cheapy and won’t hold up to any vigorous pulling. The heads of the teeny tiny screws to hold the valance together just twisted right off. Thumbs down on the construction materials. Thumbs up on the panels look and function.

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I ordered the Panels and appreciated that the seller contacted me to confirm that the sizing I entered when I ordered the panels was correct. My husband measured the door frame again, and the original measurements were accurate. Unfortunately, we have a new home and the home builder's team didn't do a very good job with the door frame. My husband ran into a small problem when he was installing the track, and to make the track fit, he had to take off one of the end caps and shave off a little of the track, and put the caps back on, and it fit perfectly. It was an easy fix for him, and he had no further problems installing it. The instructions were simple to follow, and he didn't even have to view the video on Amazon. I received the product sooner than expected, and that was a blessing since we are trying to prepare the home before our family comes home for Christmas. I didn't want to order basic sliding door blinds and I was originally going to put up curtains, but these panels are perfect. I love that they allow light to come in even when they are closed while also providing us with privacy. The material is perfect and I'm sure it is easy to clean. The fact that the company contacted us to confirm the sizing before completing the order meant a lot.