Great Blinds, But No Instructions
594799
The blinds look great and are exactly what I was hoping for. However, they do not come with instructions. Luckily, most blinds work essentially the same. I just took apart my old one and saw how it was put together. Also, it was kind of hard to get the facade/front panel that covers the top piece to connect properly. It fits and works fine; it was just hard to do.
2073029
If you are not professional blinder installer, don't buy it. You won't be able to install them. Too complicated!!!

It is sooo complicated to assemble it. This just makes no sense. WE tried to figure out how to put them together and couldn't do it.
I had to buy regular blinds that everyone uses which are a lot easier to install.
3301684
This glass screen is awesome; perfect fit and i was able to get it on with no bubbles, etc.

The one star knock was because it came with zero instructions. I was able to get it on eventually but I had to read the box several times to make sure.  I still have some plastic dots leftover that I'm not sure what to do with it (i think it's for the camera lense but not certain.

But overall this was the best film screen I've seen and would buy it again not that I know how to do it.
1869473
Would be 5 stars but it came with no instructions and needed to do some modifications of my own.
423119
The blinds are decent, but there was one significant issue with them. Here, I'll just quote the instructions:

"The width of the blind is 1/2 inch narrower than the size shown on the carton so that the blind will fit in the recess of a window of the stated width."

Here's an idea that might save you on some return shipping costs: Why not trust that your customers know what they're doing and print the ACTUAL WIDTH of the blinds? Or put both measurements in your item description, so that we know exactly what we're getting and can make the call for ourselves? Don't lie to us for the sake of trying to help us.

After carefully measuring my windows and ordering just the right size blinds... oops, it turns out they're too small. Thanks, Achim. Your attempt to idiot-proof your product just screwed over the non-idiots.
1510345
Our new home was built with extremely tall windows, so we needed longer blinds than were offered by our local Home Depot/Lowes.  Bought two of these, and the length was what we needed.  I've installed other blinds, purchased locally, and these were exactly the same install procedure.  While I measured the width correctly at the bottom of the window, the TOP of the window was slightly more narrow due to variation in sheetrock and construction, so I had to use my sheet metal cutter to trim the top mechanism down to size. I would have had to do this with any blind set.  The plastic end caps that give rigidity to the blinds came off easily, and went back on easily after a removed about 1/4 inch of the sheet metal.  I'm very happy with these
3971776
Great product! No instructions but you don't really need them.
1564800
well made quality product, it looks very nice.  I found they are very long for my windows, but there are plenty of internet instructions for shortening the blinds by cutting some strings and removing extra slats.  Very easy process when you see which strings it uses for lifting the blinds.  The mounting hardware is strong and these binds should last me many years.
2121855
These are great blinds.  They are solid and block out any visibility from outside.  I had cheap white ones that I replaced with this and it's amazing how much better it makes the entire room feel.  My one criticism is that the decorative piece on top is too short, at least on the size I bought.  Should be about two inches longer as you can see the hardware sticking out the sides a little bit.  This however, didn't stop me from ordering more and using these on all my windows.
963378
I was disappointed as I believed these to be 'privacy' blinds as they were advertised but they were not. You can see straight through them in the evening when the room light is on. The magnetic pieces can be a little tricky when folding up the blinds...definitely not something you can do in a hurry; need to really stop and pay attention to what you are doing. Very easy to put up.
4275512
Great blinds at a very reasonable price.  Good sturdy construction, and a nice decorative valance.  I am very happy with these blinds.
No need to cut or trim.  Order them to fit and that's it.  Can't get these at the big box stores for anywhere close to the Amazon prices.
2623717
Blinds mounted just fine, but couldn't figure out how to put on the valence. Descriptive picture didn't help.
Also, these blinds let pretty much ALL light in. No light-blocking or filtering to speak of.
2195399
These blinds are very nice quality. Perfect for what we were looking for and a great price too! I recommend to use the all three hooks provided. So, one on each end and the third in the middle for the best support.
1858037
Used these on a built in dressing table in our bathroom. Would have gotten five stars except they have absolutely no instructions.  I've used drawer slides that looked identical to these so already knew how much smaller to make the drawers than the cabinet opening ( exactly one inch ) but it would be tough to figure out if you didn't know.  The slides themselves work fine and appear to be well made.  Lots of holes for screws makes mounting easy.
3459152
These blinds are great and arrived as described. They slide very easily and look fantastic as compared to typical corded blinds.
3124500
The product is wonderful, but they didn't provide the instruction for setting up , so take more time to figure it out which panel go with which panel.
4220850
We have a west-facing door window that, during certain times of the year, make it impossible to sit on a nearby sofa. We didn't want something that would block all of the light, and cost was a factor.

My rule of thumb on decorating is simple: Does it look like it was done on purpose. Does it look like it belongs there?

These roll-up blinds fit the bill just fine, and answered my question with respect to what to do when the sun isn't shining through that window during the summer: I can roll 'em up and out of the way. Plus this is light enough, I feel reasonably certain the heavy-duty double-sided mounting tape and 3M plastic picture hooks I used to mount the blind on a metal-cased door will hold well enough.

I only paid a little over twenty bucks for a 24" blind, so I can't really complain about the workmanship, which is decidedly on the cheap side. But hey, it's better than the two dollar tension rod and totally non-fitting sheer drapery panel I had hanging there before -- which did not look like it belonged there.

I would definitely say that the instructions for installing the blinds are... well, really useless. First of all, it makes it look like the back of the shade is actually the front. And secondly, they don't explain anything about why a couple of tied string pegs need to be swapped around. It looks to me like the blind is shipped rolled the wrong direction, and you have to drop it all the way down, then roll it back up the way it's supposed to go.

Oh and a suggestion: If the blind seems to be letting through too much light, consider getting a piece of cloth and cut it to match the blind. Plain cloth, decorative pattern, thick and opaque or partially translucent -- anything will do, according to your needs. Use superglue or double-sided tape to tack it to the window side of the blind. Then, it should roll up right with the blind itself -and- provide additional light blockage. We haven't done this, but we've yet to see if there are any sun-in-eyes problems remaining.