Vatge Accordian Style Door Curtains for Bedroom, and Closet Without Door, Room Divider Curtain for Living Room/Bathroom/Bedroom, 1 Panel with Tieback, W39 x L78, Blue

I live in a 133-year-old house. Right off the living room is a small hallway. The stacked washer/dryer sits at the back of that little hallway and to the right at the back of that hallway is a gutted bathroom. It's an odd layout that maybe someday needs a much more major revision but for the time being, it just needed something inexpensive to close it off from public view.Add a teenager who does her own laundry and a drying rack in that hallway, and it just is not pretty. I assumed this would look cheap so I got a really nice rod to go with it in hopes of dressing it up enough that it wouldn't look like we lived in an old RV, but this curtain actually far exceeded my expectations and there was nothing to worry about in that regard. It's got a nice linen look and feel, folds into itself easily, the pleats are perfectly straight and even, and it actually looks *pretty* where I placed it. And it slides easily out of the way when i walk in there with a hamper full of laundry.I'm actually going to buy a couple more for next winter - old house is drafty house, and being able to easily block off some entryways to keep heat centered in cozy spots will be handy and look much nicer than thermal curtains (this is the south - we don't have long, extended winters where thermal curtains are really necessary, we just need a way to slow drafts). Then we'll be able to just pack them away again when it warms up.

When I opened the package, I was not impressed. Plus I had to order the rod which made the item costly. After hanging it, I changed my mind. It retains its accordion shape, separating the bathroom neatly. Keeping eyes out of the closet. It is paper thin so I don't know how it doesn't fly about, but it doesn't. It hangs straight keeping its shape opened or closed. I trimmed the bottom without hemming and it hasn’t frayed. Since I didn't have to drill to hang a closet track and deal with a wood or plastic accordion door not fitting, it was a good value.

I am using this on a 5 ft closet. I put 2 curtains together. With doors part of the closet was always blocked. I thought I would split the middle to access the closet but I always pull from right to left. They fold up thin next to the frame. The rings provided slide smooth, fast and they never get caught on the rod. They were simple to attach with a grip lock that needs to be opened and they stay on when closed. What I like best about this doorway curtain is the ease of use. It also looks and performs better than any other option used on the closet. The fabric is thin, but I don't find it to be see thru. One photo shows it held up a few feet from the window on a bright day. They are lightweight, the folds are crisp and stay that way. The length and width is perfect for a doorway. They do pull away from the side wall a bit but I put a small piece of nano tape at the midsection of the wall in the middle. I am holding the curtains closed in the center with 3 tiny wooden clothes pins. I could overlap the folds and that wouldn't be necessary. The dog sleeps next to the curtain and it hasn't been a problem. The last 2 photos were taken today. If they were ironed they might look better, but I am happy with them as they are.

We had an old 1/2 bath in our laundry room with a heavy, accordion-style door on a track that was halfway falling off and desperately needed replacing. We paired this nice pleated curtain with a tension curtain rod, and it was the perfect replacement, avoiding dealing with the old broken track altogether. Easy DIY fix, and great price! The curtain is thick enough for privacy, yet lightweight enough to make it easy to use. Would happily buy again!

My grandson kept slamming his door and it was starting to peel - hollow wooden pones. His was the only door in the house that looked so bad. These look really nice and the length was perfect. The smaller spring rod was just right for a 36" door. No need to buy the larger one. The only thing that I didn't like was that I bought just one panel and to look fully covered two panels would have been great. I found some other curtains that were a lot less expensive and called blackout curtains for patio doors and I bought those in 3 colors that were such a good price. The black one fit much fuller across the door but I will have to hand them on a rod above the door or hem them. I may install rods above the door because my grandson has already pulled the spring rod down twice. He is autistic and is very hard on things swinging doors open and slamming them shut. They would be perfect for someone that didn't have children in the house. The pleats really make them look nice.

This cheap junk is literally a single curtain panel..To charge that much and have it be a cheap fabric curtain panel is crazy!!!!! I get it says fabric, but didn't expect a paper thin, low quality item for the price charged. The pictures of this product are extremely misleading! Don't waste your money!Also what looks like a handle in the picture is a cheap rubber thing that snaps on to make it look like there is a handle, but there is no actual handle!

Exactly as pictured. Quality and price impressive. Purchased to cover our pantry. The pleated drapes were a perfect choice. 😊

In the picture, it shows a bit like an accordion door.. It looks like a pleated curtain. It may work better in other situations.. but does not look great as a laundry door.

Buen artículo, tela bonita, me hubiera gustado que los pliegues fueran más duros o rígidos. Pero todo muy bien. Llego en el tiempo acordado

Looks great. Would be good as screen.While waterproof, it is not suitable as a shower screen due to soap scrum discoloration.

Quedaron muy bien y se ven geniales.

The door was not what it looked likeSo sent back and still no refund

La imagen muestra muy diferente la textura de las cortinas ya viéndolas físicamente no son lo q esperaba