NICETOWN 2 Panels Weighted Blackout Curtains Patio Waterproof Outdoor Curtains, Thermal Insulated Top & Bottom Grommet & Back Tab Wind-Break Drapes Privacy for Pergola, W52 by L84, Tan-KhakiGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardOEKO-TEX STANDARD 100Global Recycled Standard

I purchased these outdoor curtains to actually make "walls & doors" for a power wheels garage. When I first opened the packages, I was quite pleased on the feel of the curtains. They are soft and lightweight but still feel durable and heavy. The kids even "accidentally" sprayed me with the hose and the water beaded off of them and didn't leave any weird water marks. The color was also very pretty and I'd say true to the pictures. I can't totally speak to the ease of install given that I'm using them for a totally different application, but the grommets seem sturdy and there are multiple ways to hang them. I would say that if you're using them as actual curtains it would be quite simple to get the look and feel that you would want!

I bought four sets of these to create some privacy for my patio. I am very impressed with the heavy-duty quality. They are soft but sturdy and seem really well-made. I can't comment yet on any fading as I've only had them up for a couple weeks. One thing I love is that when we've set up the fire pit at night, you can't see our shadows from the other side of the curtains - they're definitely thick/blackout. I wonder if the beige that I bought is less susceptible to fading than some of the other colors? I designed this area to where I have two curtains attached to each other with zip ties at top and bottom, and they hang on steel cables at both top and bottom.. When not in use, I slide each set to a side, where they are bunched up and tied with mini bungee cords, so that they aren't constantly in the wind. I'll update if I see any fading happening, especially since this seems to be noticeable for others when keeping them more bunched up.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:The price point drew me to order these outdoor curtains, but the quality lead me to write the review. My mom had made our pergola curtain panels in the past, but I wanted to save her the time and hassle by trying pre-made. Found these, ordered, and installed them and couldn’t be more pleased. They look GREAT, the weight is substantial, and the bottom cable enables us to keep them in place when drawn to block the sun as it beats in on the west side. We have a couple of beach towel clips we use to bring together the gap when it’s windy, but otherwise, they are perfect! No fading so far (purchased the bold navy color). Will buy again if these weather too much over time. Highly recommend.

These are nice heavy curtains. The loop feature is a good idea but they don’t hold upon with breezy conditions as the stitching does not hold. since these aren’t Sunbrella type fabric not too sure how the fabric or color will hold up in the hot afternoon sun. They do look nice.

Easy to put up. They block the sun pretty well. I haven’t washed them though to see how they hold up. I would probably give yourself an extra few inches in width when measuring to take into consideration the rod weaving in and out of the hoops. If anything changes, I’ll update my review.

I had one set of these curtains that I purchased a few years back. Great curtains for outdoors. They do fade over time (not instantly) if the sun is directly on it. I had these pulled pretty tight vertically. We had a huge storm (hurricane type winds) and one panel ripped. I purchased another set in a different color. Still love them. I'll still buy again if a hurricane rips into it.

We removed invasive bamboo, but it left a side of our pool exposed and houses are close together. We didn’t want to buy a bunch of new plants to try to keep alive. We wanted a solution that could open and close easily (to let light in as we wanted), but also stay in place with wind. These have grommets on one end and tabs on the other. It comes with cords, but we used separate tension rods on both ends of each section of the cage, with u-shaped anchors that hold the rods in place better. This allows us to take them down during hurricanes (FL). But, we keep them up during normal wind and rain and they have held up very nicely. We didn’t want something cheap looking and friends say it gives the patio a cabana vibe! I just got a few matching tie backs for the bottom when they are open so the wind doesn’t slowly move them shut. Definitely happy with these, and this was much less expensive than electronic shades or replacing screens with those that obstruct the view (also better looking in my opinion).

Great quality.