🪟 Achim Home Furnishings Cordless Solstice Vinyl Roll-Up Blind - Woodtone, 36"x72" – Best Price & Quality! Review

Despite other reviews this is a great product, just what I was looking for. Arriving earlier than expected, I left it on my outside patio and researched it. Also, I'm smart enough to lower my blinds on stormy or windy days. I'm just saying. In any case, if you want simple, cheap, but useful blinds, then buy them. If you're a fucking princess, look elsewhere. UPDATE: Had some very windy days here, literally rolled them up to avoid damage and they are still in perfect condition! Many Thanks. So…

I bought these to hang around the edges of our covered patio for more shade and privacy. They arrived more or less on time and I literally laughed out loud when I opened the box and looked at the product. Lord, have mercy! They look like brown plastic drinking straws sewn together. In some places the seams were broken or missing entirely. These shades DO NOT roll. They have no built in strings/strings so you can raise and lower them. The head is not actually attached to the blinds and will…

These were purchased to replace the odd mix of dusty, sheer and solid white curtains my landlord put up when we moved in 5 years ago. They originally covered two sets of glass panes and a matching door leading to the old conservatory. . When we remodeled the solarium, it became our main closet/office. (Sit down comfortably.) They are never rolled up because we need privacy and the couch covers half of them, so I didn't attach any straps. I think this is an update, I just don't want to wash the…

A deck bulkhead and each of the 6 areas that needed curtains would require a custom fit which would cost $$$$. I've searched long and hard for an option for these open spaces to place or carve at home, but to no avail. We used to install these Home Depot vinyl and PVC blinds that were at least 20 years old (old fashioned cord) which we cut back at the time, but some of the cords eventually broke. Unable to find anything else, I reverted to what we were familiar with with these, albeit in white…