Lchen Hanging Room Divider Panels,12pieces PVC Screen Panels for Home Room Hotel and Bar Decoration(Black01)

These things are pretty cool! I had originally planned on purchasing 4 privacy panels for privacy on my balcony which would have cost me almost $150. By luck I came across these and I instantly got an idea to use these as panels! It Worked! However I do think I am going to purchase another box and layer the panels in opposite design direction to give more privacy. I was surprised that they came with safety pins to connect them together cuz I thought they came with jump rings. But the safety pins worked just fine! I will give you some advice when you are connecting them make sure you connect the safety pins all the same way otherwise it will not dangle correctly. This should save you some time cuz lord knows how aggravated I was when mine was not connected uniformly. I had to redo it all! It comes with everything you need to hang your tiles! When I do get another box and layer I will post a pic from the outside looking in my balcony too see if it worked well for privacy! I’m 100% sure it will! Oh and I used zip ties to attach them to balcony and is working great! There are endless possibilities you can do with these tiles! It’s an absolute great buy!

Obviously, using these in a hen house isn't really what the maker intended, but they work great for this purpose! I only wish they came in biege/sand color instead of just black or white. I went with the white to help reflect the sun. Our large walk-in Chicken coop gets really hot from the late afternoon/evening sun. I have shade cloth on other areas of the coop, but it's hard to see through it, plus this is the side with the door, so I really wanted something better. This enables the hens to still see out, yet really helps create shade on that side of the coop. From the inside it's actually quite pretty to look at and look out of, but from the outside it does make the hen house even more funky than it was before. However, the chickens aren't planning to submit their coop to house beautiful magazine and they definitely like the added shade, so it's a win!I didn't put it together the way they're intended, by using rings to attach them together. Instead I just used my green twist tie wire (the kind you can get on a roll for gardening use) and attached them directly to the hardware cloth wiring that make up the cage (too many predators to use chicken wire around here!). The main downside is that the holes for attaching aren't fully poked out, so I had to poke those out then thread the wire through as I went. Not a terrible issue, but definitely added to my time out in the heat putting these up. They're easy to cut, so I was able to work around the sideways wood on the door and get pretty good coverage. On the pictures, the closer up picture of the outside was taken on a shady day, a different day then the inside picture. The inside picture was taken on a sunny hot day (the same day as the distant outside picture), so you can see how it helps make shade inside the coop.Fully chicken approved and endorsed!!

I like the size of the squares but I DONT like the hardware which is literally mini safety pins. I didn’t like the cheap and weirdly translated instruction sheet as well. The hardware was mixed with anchors and industrial strength hooks but what holds the panels together are what looks to be very weak baby safety pins. I could go to Walmart for a cheaper set of jewelry jump rings. Heck I could DIY this myself from DT flexible cutting mats and binder rings for cheaper. 10 out of 10 DO NOT RECOMMEND. I’m stuck because I’m a busy woman and went past the return time. I guess I’ll donate it and start from scratch.

These are very thin panels. I bought these to separate my living room and kitchen because I have an open concept house and wanted some division. Works well enough until I can build and actual wall. The pattern is cute. It allows light from the kitchen to illuminate the living room, so if you want a little division but still allow light and sound to pass through, it’s a great option. Installation wasn’t too bad, but it was tedious to push out all the punched holes and connect with those tiny little ball chains. The air from the ceiling fan blows it around a tiny bit but not too bad. Overall, it was a cheap and quick way to add some division to the space.

I also bought a sheer curtain to finish the look, 4 packs of 2 panels total for the curtainsThe reason I gave it 3 stars is because I prefer they charged me a few dollars more and included more sturdy connector pinsThese are like flimsy safety pins and took me hours to connect 25 tiles

I got two sets of these in order to make a hanging room partition between a living room area and home office. I had read about the tedious work of putting these panels together with the little tiny safety pins, so I was prepared to do that. At first my husband was wondering what I was doing, and if I had lost my mind again, but once I started, he offered to help put the hooks in the ceiling and hang up the panels. They ended up creating a calming background for both areas while pulling the whole place together on a budget.

Nice panels, attractive, and easy but a bit time consuming to assemble. I received short ballchain connectors plus a few extras.I use the product for a patio screen and it has held up great even in high UV southern exposure, no sagging, etc. BUT even with the open design this catches the breeze and starts to whip around, anything more than a light breeze and the little connectors break, and you are have the hassle of pulling down the screen, searching for lost chains/ replacing with wire or whatever you have. The panels are not damaged/ no torn corners, so the connectors are literally the weak link.Happy with the purchase for outdoor use, but would work better indoors. The ballchains also leave small rust stains on the white panels. Not a big deal for outdoors, but if you live someplace humid it may happen indoors too.