20 Oz Outdoor Vinyl Curtain, Outdoor Clear Panel Curtain, Weather Resistant Outdoor Curtain for Pergola, Porch, Gazebos, with Rustproof Grommets (10'H x 7'W, Brown)

Purchased this curtain to use on my patio. It is made from a good quality heavy weight material. Blocks rain and keeps dust at bay. Also handles the suns heat very well. I install on a flexible curtain rail with ease using the install grommets on the curtain. Comes with support ropes as well.

Bought another one. We will see if it holds up in the Wisconsin winter weather

Great quality, heavy duty. Great for covering patio in winter time

These are very nice looking and the window part of the plastic is super clear. However, if you get any kind of wind gusts in your area over 20 mph, the side grommets will not hold up. Actually, that is one of the biggest flaws of these, only two side grommets. I bought these to close in my pergola over the winter. They tore out in one night of gusts around 25 mph. Gusts, not continuous wind. If you live anywhere where that happens, I would recommend putting your money towards something stronger.

There was a problem where I did not receive the proper order and one of the panels was missing a grommet .. Customer service took care of everything right away. These were easy to hang around my outside bar area and attractive as well.. Shortly after hanging them, we had a vert windy storm come through and they held up perfectly.. very good value for you buck

Keep the wind out of a gazebo I built. Perfect to keep the kids warm while just sitting inside. Would suggest a heater or fire pit inside (as long as you have a vent) it’s not going to keep out the cold, just the wind.

Exactly as described. Heavy duty for our winters in the Midwest. It keeps the snow off my deck. Very reasonably priced

What do I wish I had noticed? That there are ZERO grommets in the clear section of these tarps. I had been looking at so many tarps (clear included) and they ALL had grommets running the entire perimeter of the tarp, and after a while, they all looked alike, so I didn't even notice they were missing. That part is MY fault, but I wonder, HOW, exactly are these tarps to be connected to each other in the clear section so that they won't blow open? You can only connect them at two points at the top and bottom, leaving a gaping hole five feet long on both sides to catch the wind, snow, rain and pollen can get in quite easily. Kinda defeats the purpose.UPDATE: Until I tried to install the panel, I was willing to go to the expense of putting on grommets. I had ordered a pair of 8'x8 and two 7'x8'. I only opened one of the 7'x8' panels and even though I thought I could work with it. I know things are expensive, but if the company is going cut them to the nth of an inch, CUT THEM STRAIGHT, or add a couple of inches so we can make the adjustment!!! I'm missing over an inch on the lower section, and there's NO WAY I will be able to work with these.

Put it up and within a week it is falling apart NOT WORTH IT