French Door Curtains Privacy Blackout Shade for Glass Door Home Office, Sidelight Curtain Tie up Shade, Easy Installed 66x173cm, Dark Grey, 1 Panel

Great, does the job up in minutes, nice material. Very pleased.

The curtain was exceptionally easy to install and the Velcro strip for attaching the curtain had excellent adhesive, so I had no issues sticking it to the frame, it even secured over the top of my small command hooks left over from Christmas.I’m impressed with how the curtain looks when not in use, it rolls up nicely and secure well with the fabric tabs. It looks stylish and it compliments the room decor nicely.The only thing I will add is that it’s not a heavy curtain, most likely due to the fact it’s designed to be lighter to hang from the Velcro, so due to this it’s not weighty enough to hang flush. I have been left with a few gaps around the curtain edge and therefore don’t think it will fully combat the cold air coming in. I did have to take my curtain higher up than the diagram as my issue is not cold entering through the glass pane but around the seams of the door. I’m hoping to feel some improvement with the area that is covered. I would have liked to have had extra Velcro strips enclosed so I could have secured the sides as well.Other than that, if you are looking for a quick easy fix, this is perfect!

Great product and price

With our front door having a big glass window which is mostly frosted over, I was hoping to find a solution for both privacy and thermal insulation. While the curtain does offer decent privacy, I must point out that it falls short in delivering on their thermal and blackout claims.Installation is indeed easy, with no need for a curtain rod or drilling. The sticky tieback design on the back makes the process straightforward. Velcro tape adheres well to the door, and the curtain stays securely in place. There are no instructions added, but it's easy to figure it out.I'd like to clarify that these curtains are not truly thermal or insulated, despite the product description suggesting otherwise. The single layer of fabric doesn't provide the thickness needed for effective thermal insulation. If you're specifically looking for curtains to keep out the cold or heat, these may not be the ideal choice.Moreover, the blackout ability is not as impressive as claimed. While it does block some light, it doesn't achieve the level of darkness expected, especially in lighter colors. I have grey colour curtain, not keeping light out.On the positive side, the stitching is acceptable, with only minor imperfections and loose threads that don't significantly impact the overall quality. The curtain is not overly heavy, which confirms its lack of thickness and insulation.These curtains are for display and to make your home look nice, not much for any other use or purpose.

While it looks ok, not amazing, this curtain is very easy to install and to use. The curtain comes with one side of a velcro strip sown into the curtain at the top and the other side of velcro ready to stick to your window frame. The loose velcro strip is slightly longer than required so a pair of scissors is required to trip it. Measure the height of your window and offer the curtain up to it so you can test how high up you need to mount it at. Peel off the backing of the sticky velcro and add it to the window frame, keeping it straight to any line of the frame you can measure it against and press it down well. Then add the top of the curtain with its velcro to the stuck on side and you are done.To tie up the curtain roll it up from the bottom and you will see the two foot long curtain straps hanging down behind it, wrap them around to the front of the rolled curtain and attach each one to the velcro square under the top of the curtain and you then have the effect from the listing photo. Pretty easy. Truthfully it looks fine but do not expect to to look perfect.Bear in mind that the curtain will look quite poor if it is too wide for your window space, I would go for a size down as long as it covers the window pane itself for a better looking result.

A very simple idea for a door curtain. Takes minutes to install and doesn't look too bad either. As you can see from my picture I rolled mine, but if you fold it you do get the drapes on the side like in the picture given for the product. I agree that it blocks out light well but I can't comment on the efficacy of insulation as it's currently wet and warm again this winter. The size I got fits my door perfectly so I imagine the various sizes it comes in should suit most people's needs. Is it worth £26.99 (current price for the 26x68", 66x173cm), I'm not sure, and it's interesting to note some bigger sizes come in cheaper.

Was only able to order one size, the 26 cms wide x 68 cms tall. I was actually pleasantly surprised. I have put it up on my mothers PVC back door, where she gets the sun shining in from the reflection of next door's conservatory.Very very easy to put up. Firstly, I measured the width needed for the base velcro piece, then removed the paper backing and stuck it onto the top part of the door. The curtain has the other side of the velcro on the back already, so you just press it on. Make sure the 2 straps are at the back of the curtain. Next, you can fold or roll the curtain up and then the 'ties' hold it in place and are velcroed under the single frill and voila, all done.The curtain is washable and is nice quality and easy to sort. Excellent.

Nice but thin material, wouldnt say its thermal but looks great all the same. Gives the warm illusion i feel