🌱 Upgrade Your Outdoor Space with Nuvo Iron LSB48 Hardware System Review

Installed in cab portholes. Used inexpensive cedar boards for the odd distance. The small screws on the sides come out after a few openings/closings. I've removed them and it's easier to open/close several depending on how much light/shade I want at a given time of the day. Oh yes, the alternative was some high-priced HD contract films.

Easy to install. Don't be intimidated by the parts package. It was a bit difficult for me to follow the instructions, but I searched the Nuvo Iron YouTube channel for installation help and was able to install without any problems. The blinds work great, I get so many compliments. It is made of plastic but is very durable and survived a tornado. I added this to the back wall of my gazebo

Easy to install with just a few measurements. I'm only deducting a star because the standard boards didn't fit perfectly. I couldn't tell if it was an issue with the product or the wooden boards, but that's easily fixed by pinching the edge of the wood. I found that there weren't enough screws for the number of holes in each bracket and since I don't always read instructions I found that screws were missing. All the parts were in the box so I just added a few short screws to finish the job. We…

We needed to keep the sun from entering through our living room front door in the evening. a better option than curtains or drywall. Installing the system was easy, most of the work was framing and trimming the old wall opening. The top ones were installed per the instructions as the brackets hold the boards together and need extra space. Overall we are satisfied with the kit. The plastic is a bit flimsy and expensive for what it is. For our use I could have drilled the dowels into 1x6 and used