Redi Shade No Tools Easy Lift Trim-at-Home Cordless Pleated Light Filtering Fabric Shade Natural, 60" W x 64" L, (Fits windows 43"- 60")

Got these to use as a temporary solution, years later have them in most of my rooms still. Have some complaints but overall the price and ease of them makes up for any of my complaints.The cons:- adhesive isn’t great. In some of my windows it’s never been a problem, but places like the bathroom, it has. Not hard to take a couple nails to secure it if you don’t mind putting holes. Fixes the problem though and they feel much sturdier.- I have had the string snap once, but considering how many of these I have, one breaking isn’t too bad.- Sometimes it can be finicky to get the blinds straight, but with some adjusting it can be fixed.Pros- easy to cut to size- easy to install, takes about 5 min or less.- privacy but still let’s light through.

I’m so impressed with the Redi Shade No Tools Easy Lift Trim-at-Home Cordless Pleated Light Filtering Fabric Shade! Installing these shades was a breeze — I didn’t need any tools or extra help. The instructions were clear, and I was able to trim them to the perfect size for my windows in just a few minutes. The cordless design is a huge plus, making them safe and easy to use, especially with kids around.Not only were they simple to install, but they also look fantastic. They filter the light beautifully, giving my room a soft, calming glow while still providing plenty of privacy. The pleated fabric adds a touch of elegance to my space without being too heavy or bulky.I’m really happy with my purchase and would highly recommend these shades to anyone looking for a hassle-free, stylish window treatment!

I liked the concept of this product: a self installable, self customizable, low expectation blind: the key being low expectation.The packaging and delivery were fine. The web links and QR codes were not - they were dead links. The install video they advertise is too simplistic. I found another install video by them that shows to take 3 measurements (top, middle, bottom) and use the smallest, which makes more sense. I used the smallest and the blinds fit until I installed the end caps. I could no longer raise/lower the entire length of the window. I had to remove the end caps and use a Dremel tool to shorten the bottom sides. Fine after that.Regarding customization (cutting), it is not as easy as they make it look (marketing!). But it gets the job done. Just be EXTREMELY careful and keep an eye on your fingers at all times! (keep your fingers splayed out at all times) Make sure you have no distractions during this procedure. (it may be helpful to wear gloves)At first, the adhesive seemed to work fine, but at day 3 fell down. This was on a newly installed and painted window. Extremely clean. I took a nailgun and tacked 3 brads into it. We'll see how long that lasts.The last issue I have is the bottom 75% of the time is not level. I have to continually play with left/right balancing to get it level, or until my frustration runs out.For the price, as long you have low expectations and are not going for a sleek high end look, then you should be fine with this. And regarding that statement, I would recommend this product but only after you've read many reviews and know what you're getting yourself into.Update: 12/17: 10 days after install and after nailing the blinds up, it is coming down again. As I mentioned previously that the bottom of the shade is not always level, the instructions indicate if that happens (should be 'when that always' happens), to pull the entire shade down to it's full length. After doing that a few times, which applies a lot of tension on the entire shade, it's starting to come down again pulling the nails with it. And before it came down again, the shade top was sagging where the strings attach to it from pulling to its full length so much. They need to re-engineer this product and make it a proper install with screws. I no longer recommend this product regardless of knowing what you're getting yourself into.Update: 2/2/23: Came back from 5 week vacation and blind was hanging sideways. Done with this.

Instructions are relatively easy to follow. It does take a very sharp knife and some muscle to cut both ends.With that being said, they are hanging nicely (hope the adhesive holds up) and they work perfectly for keeping the afternoon sun from coming in my odd-shaped old school windows and shining on my monitors when I’m working in my office. I am pleased.Update: after just a few days the adhesive on one didn't stay. Tried to press back in place and fell again a little while later. Will try to reinforce with mounting tape to see if that helps because otherwise they would be fine.

Definitely recommend! Worth it ! Easy to install! Love it!

I purchased 7 of these shades and 3 of them had warped bottom rails. Otherwise they are very easy to install and much more attractive than traditional rolled shades or blinds. The paper is somewhat thin so they may turn out to be fragile in the long run.