We are very pleased with this drapery room divider. It arrived promptly, well packaged, included clear instructions and all necessary hardware, and even included a small hacksaw to cut the aluminum track to the exact required dimension. Our application was mounted on the top of a large opening between two rooms so was mounted on the wood frame of the opening. Instead of the included mounting hardware of drywall anchors and long screws suitable for a ceiling mount, I used smaller wood screws in the pre-drilled holes. The drapes hang well and roll smoothly on the included hooks that roll along grooves designed into the attractive extruded aluminum track. The color is as depicted and the material is a heavy, smooth, drapery type of fabric that looks very nice, seems durable, hangs well, and easily falls into folds as the curtain is opened. The 8-ft. length was taller than the opening so for the time being I pinned the curtain up to the correct height with a large hem, then tacked it in place with thread. When I get access to a sewing machine, I'll do a proper job of hemming, but even with this quick fix, the effect and utility is just fine. For us this is a divider needed only when we have guests using the adjoining room, so the curtains are easily removed from the hooks and stored safely until needed again. Bottom line: Perfect solution for us and exactly as advertised. Highly recommended.

Everything is as promised. I thought the curtains would be a little thicker but that's not a complaint. Biggest problem was putting up the tracks (I needed two pieces). I had no help and measuring on an 8 foot ceiling is no easy task. The fact that I had to line up two tracks instead of one made the project more difficult. I got a very valuable tip from a Home Depot employee which saved the day. Strong recommendation: get help! What was the tip if doing yourself? Drill one hole, insert the anchor and hang the track from that...keep it loose, then mark and drill the rest of the holes. Same procedure for two tracks. This divider is to add privacy where the folks renting my basement come and go through the garage and in order to get downstairs enter the house and are immediately in my dining room. I was able to put the divider up between the stairs and the dining room. Also keeps their dogs from running into the house which used to happen all the time. I highly recommend this solution for most privacy needs. By the way a wall would have cost $1500.

These curtain room dividers work well for a quick and inexpensive way to create a room. Don't expect sound protection or even complete light protection with them. That said, they are of a good heavy material and the track / mounting hardware is pretty substantial.

Installation tips
1. Use a drill bit that is just smaller than the screws to pilot the holes first. If you hit wood instead of popping through sheet rock, then you don't need the wall anchor, just run the screw into that hole directly. If you punch through sheet rock, then proceed with the larger drill bit and anchor.
2. For holes with the anchor, be sure to punch the 1/4" drill bit through the sheet rock gently, don't ream the hole. When pushing in the supplied anchors, squeeze the "legs"(?) on either side of the anchors so that they fold inward instead of outward while inserting them into the hole. I found this helps them go in easier and helps prevent the anchors from squishing (technical) term before you can push them all the way in. I used the handle of a screwdriver to gently force the anchors into the holes.
3. To make a corner, leave the end curtain eyelet loose when hooking up the first panel "wall", then connect it to the SECOND hook on the intersecting panel "wall". Hang the second panel normally, skipping the extra hook. I'll add a photo of this if I can remember to take one.

At average speed and not counting dragging tools out and putting them up, it took me about an hour to get 24' of track and curtains installed.

The media could not be loaded. I love the city view and practicality of this repurposed room divider. I use it as a closet curtain and at night turn the closet light on, giving it a true city view feel. The fabric is heavy and hangs nicely. The kit comes with a mini saw to cut the hanging track to size. I also had to remove about 6" inches off the bottom so that it hangs flush with the floor. I recommend you use a sewing machine for that. In my case, there was no cutting since I folded over the extra fabric, taped it to hold, then sewed a perfect line. It will likely take two people to do it quick since it is a lot of fabric. Really beautiful and a lot less expensive than a closet door that will need to be custom made for size. At some point I will put an actual door. :)

The media could not be loaded. I was very excited to put this up in my wellness center. I got it up after drilling through some tough still beams and realized some hooks were missing! Smh. It definitely serves its purpose and looks nice but I wish all of the hooks were included. 4 of them were missing.