Kernorv Hanging Room Divider Made of Environmentally PVC, 12 PCS Partitions Panel Screen for Decorating Bedroom, Dining, Study and Sitting-Room, Hotel, Bar and Restaurant

I used these panels to separate my office space and they look great! The design is modern and artsy. Installation was a bit time-consuming, but worth it.What I like:Creative and modern designLightweight materialEasy to customize layoutFinal Thoughts:Perfect for adding privacy with style, though not soundproof.

The media could not be loaded. Just what we needed to make a “4th bedroom” area. Pretty easy to install. The pins are tedious and not too sturdy, my 18 month old pulled it down so I drilled bigger holes in the top panels and placed directly on hooks, which I would recommend to everyone. Beautiful accent partition, providing the perfect amount of separation and privacy. Easy to remove, tasteful and lightweight. Very happy with this partition!

Cute, but the pieces are very flimsy.

Bought these for our split-level house to put next to the cat tree where our cats love to jump on the edge 😬. Easy to put together, I added two small pieces of wood and used a staple gun to secure the dividers on the bottom.Pros:*Great pattern, meshes well with multiple styles: boho, traditional, mid-century and more*Easy to assemble, drywall anchors included for ceiling hooks*Makes our half-wall safer for the kitties!Cons:*The gold clips included bend easily and can be difficult to bend back into position, wish there were more clips included for this reason.*Difficult to get them to hang straight, especially when you have 2+ columns connected to each other

More flimsy than I was anticipating, and I will have to do a lot of modifying to get them to work the way I want them to. The clips are crap so I had to spend more money to buy my own. I also bought spray paint to change the color and I will need to figure out a way to strengthen them better. In theory, the idea is great and it could look amazing.

Easy and fun - EXCEPT…trying to line these buggers from the ceiling using the stupid cup hangers is insane. I measured out a CHEAP wood strip - pre-drilled holes - painted it to match the ceiling - screwed it in, and just screwed the top row in. This is super important to allow the panels to hang straight. It’s important to understand the pattern if you have the one with the birds for instance. Easy to fix though if you figure it out once you’re already into your project. The pins are easy…I also used black cable ties in a few spots. I had to trim mine to fit the area which is an unavoidable weakness since you can’t customize the order. I just measured, cut and then used cable ties on the strongest parts in the side that’s less prominent in the room. The divider looks fantastic! The black does darken the room even though light still shines through. I think they can easily be spray painted to match your decor -These panels are extremely versatile and can have a lot of uses. Especially can’t beat the price.

I originally purchased these with the intention of using them fot a DIY but didn't pay close enough attention to the details so the way I wanted to use hem didn't work. For some reason I thought these would be sturdier like a more solid plastic or maybe thin metal but they are much more flexible than I thought. Not exactly flimsy but not solid either.I believe they would still work well for their intended purpose of being hung from the ceiling but I was only looking to DIY kind of a half divider, not separate out an entire room.I had these off to the side for quite a while before I had the idea to use black decorative thumb tacks to hang them on my wall and honestly, I'm pretty pleased with the way its tied my space together.These are maybe just a little over priced but they worked out pretty well for me in the end so I have no complaints.

These things are the perfect item for keeping the cat from jumping onto the counters from the dining room table. They are pretty tough vinyl. Easily cleanable. Nice pattern that you can see through pretty well. The mounting system however, is not as great. They provide you with old school cone shaped plastic drywall anchors. More than suitable for this but they give you screw eyes to screw into the anchors. The screw eye threads are not the proper size to expand and secure the anchor. So they are just loosely hanging out of the anchor. The interconnecting pieces are tiny gold flimsy safety pins. They do the job but they barely give you enough to get the job done. If you choose to use two safety pins between the vertical sections (I had to in order to make the overall width work well), you can't use all the tiles(run out of safety pins). Would be great if they included some extra ones.I'd buy this product again, and use the clips but I would strongly recommend you find a proper way to mount these from the ceiling. They are the tiniest tug from pulling down.Note: Bottom edge in pic was taped to the edge of the counter using white electrical tape. Blended very well.