Spurgehom 3 Panel Room Divider Folding Partition Privacy Screens, Freestanding Fabric Room Panel Portable Room Partition Wall Dividers for Home Office Restaurant, 102" W X 71" H (Beige)

Very sturdy, good value for your money doesn't weigh much fit and looks great around my desk

I'm using this divider to screen off a large piece of exercise equipment (climber) located in a multi-purpose room used for movie watching, etc. Each section takes approximately 10-15 minutes to assemble. Assembly is easy and can be done by one person. You will need a phillips screwdriver. The instructions are a one page pictorial but do a good job of explaining the process. The side tubes are in two pieces. The lower pieces (with screw shafts on the bottom for the feet) have a small button near the top. You simply hold that in and slide the upper tube over the lower tube and let the button snap into the hole on the upper tube to make the side tubes. Then, use the provided screws/spacers to attach one end of the cross tubes (top and bottom) to a side tube. Next, simply insert the unattached end of each cross tube into the sleeves on the top and bottom of the fabric panel and slide the panel-- a few inches at top and then a few inches at the bottom, etc., into place and secure the second side piece to the top and bottom cross tubes. For my use, on thick carpet, I chose not to attach the feet because they would stick out too far and pose a tripping/stubbing hazard. I use two panels in an L shape. I used some long twisty ties to secure one side tube to a handle on the exercise machine, and the other far end to an open side type bookcase. This makes the divider very stable and keeps it straight. Do know that the divider is two or three inches shorter without the feet. Also, the bare screws at the bottom would definitely scratch wood floors, etc. They might leave an indentation in carpet. If you choose not to use the feet, be very aware of your floor surface and perhaps use some tape or other protection. Overall, this divider is perfect for me. It looks good, its sturdy, and seems to be a good value.

The Spurgehom 3 Panel Room Divider does exactly what it’s supposed to do—provides quick and easy privacy in open spaces. I’m using it to section off part of a room in a small office, and it works well for visual separation without feeling bulky or heavy. It’s lightweight and folds up easily, which makes moving it around super convenient.The fabric panels look clean and professional, and the width is generous enough to block off a decent area. The black color blends nicely into most spaces without drawing too much attention.That said, I’m giving it 4 stars instead of 5 because it’s not the most stable. The legs don’t support it very well on carpet or uneven flooring, and it can wobble if it’s bumped. It’s great for light, occasional use, but probably not the best choice if you need something super sturdy or if it's going in a high-traffic area.Overall, a good value for what it is—portable, functional, and simple to set up. Just don’t expect commercial-grade durability.

Perfect for the patio. Privacy and easy to assemble.

Great! well made, light blocking, looks appealing, easy to assemble, foldable. Liked it so well, ordered a 2d one.

This is great; it does what it needs to do. I love how taught the fabric panels are, it's a solid piece; one cannot see through the fabric. It's sturdy. I purchased this to add privacy for guests sleeping on the sofa bed out in the living room; this is perfect. Like anything needing assembly, it took time, but my power drill is my new best friend. Instructions were very easy to follow once the parts were laid out.

First off, my fault. Why I would want a divider that is just a tad bit taller than me, is beyond me. So anyone who is 5’11 inches tall can see over it. That’s like 1/3 of the population 😂. If you want a room divider, you want privacy. I find it to be a problem because I want to hide something in half of a guest room. Unfortunately, it doesn’t even come close to hiding itIt went together, easy enough. It was just a pain. Make sure you follow the instructions and don’t screw anything in tight until all screws are in because the fabric is very tight between the top and the bottom - Which is not a bad thing.I wouldn’t call it super sturdy by any means, but it should stay up.

My husband and I both work from home in a 2-bedroom apartment, and we bought this room divider to give our office spaces more privacy from the rest of the rooms that our desks are set up in. This also makes work webcam meetings a little less awkward, because these hide all the random junk in the background. :)We set these up with the concept that we would be moving them around and putting them against the wall when not in use, so each one is separate from the others rather than all of them being linked together. My husband made sure the legs weren't too tightly screwed in so we can adjust them, and they stay up and are stable. There's a bit of a skewed look to these because of how they're made (if you've ever tried to assemble a rectangular frame before, you will know what I mean), but they work together fine and the slight skew to their angle has no effect on the performance. The black fabric is very dark and opaque, nothing can be seen through them. When we have a guest over, we use these to section off areas of the living room for added privacy.For the price and for what they do, we are very happy with these! They look simple and are versatile for many uses.