Redi Shade No Tools Original Room Darkening Pleated Paper Shade Gray, 36" W x 72" L, 6 Pack

My guest room gets light from the street lamp and the morning sun. Despite having sheers over the window and drapes being drawn, light was still coming through. So, I ordered these to go on the inside trim and they performed as I needed them to. It also blocks out the warm summer sun. The windows are near the A/C vent and after a few hours, dryed out the adheasive and the shade fell down. I added 2 small pieces of 2-sided, heavy duty tape to each end at the top of the shade and that did the trick. 6 shades in the package makes it a great deal! I was able to use some in other rooms that needed to block the summer sun.

These are amazing! We have a sunroom that doubles as a guest room. We don’t want permanent window blinds in the room. We also have a lot of windows (9 windows and a sliding glass door) so window treatments would get very pricey! One of my neighbors had these paper blinds and I was intrigued. I bought some and I am convinced these are the best thing ever! I measured the windows, then marked and cut through the blinds when folded up, with a razor knife. The adhesive is very sticky but I did have to take one off and put it back as it was crooked, and was able to do so. They look very nice...from a distance you can’t tell they are paper.They do come with clips, but we bought some so we could match the color of the blinds, as the ones that came with it were white, and we bought the gray shades. I wanted something to help block out light when it was used as a guest room but not black.My neighbor uses these full time and replaces them when they get dusty (every six months or so since she has white ones). We only need them when we have company, so it is a great deal for us!You can see in the picture that one is down and the one next to it is clipped up.

I recently purchased a new home and it did not have window coverings. I ordered blinds from another company and the manufacture and install was going to take a 6 weeks. I saw this product on Amazon and figured it was a good solution. The product arrived in two days without special shipping. These products are easy to install with a step stool or small ladder if you are height challenged like myself. They are easy to trim to fit and are fairly durable.Living in the Southwest the average indoor temp in my home is about 90. Not using AC, after installing these paper blinds, the temp was reduced. I highly recommend this product. The only concern was I needed 7 and they come in packages of 6. I used butcher paper for the 7th window and it's fine. However, the paper does not compare to the efficiency of this product.I do not work for the manufacturer or any related industry. This is my honest opinion and YMMV. I believe you will be satisfied with this product as a temporary solution to uncovered windows. I will post an update if there are any negative issues with this product. So far, none.

Easy to work with , thicker than the regular paper blinds you buy the hardware store, and the room darkening. I got the black ones. Really helped keep the sun out and my electric bill lower

I received these shades in a damaged box. The product was bent inside, but decided to try and put them up anyway. They only stayed up one day before they stopped sticking to the top of the window. Poor quality.

The shades are true to size and easy to use and very lightweight and I like that and they block light very well but the tape is not sticky enough therefore the blind doesn’t stay and I have to find other ways to keep it up and that just putting in too much work for something that is to be hassle free.

We got these for our new house. It's our first house and a bit of a fixer upper so we knew buying blinds and curtains right off the bat wouldn't be a good use of our money.These fit the bill perfectly and also block a TON of light! You can see the difference in my photo. It's amazing how dark and cool these blinds keep our house. And we live in the desert!! They were also easy to cut with an exacto knife.We did have to tape 3 of them with frog tape, which is a bummer, but we've been in the house for 1.5 months and they're all still attached, even the ones we didn't have to tape.We learned that after you cut them down to size at the bottom, they will settle and shift so you will have to cut them again. In some windows we've had to cut 3 times because of settling but it's not too big of a pain. They're great temporary blinds. If the sticky part worked great and if they came in other colors, I'd consider using them permanently for smaller windows.Awesome value!

We just moved and haven’t quite decided what window treatments we want on our windows. This is the perfect, inexpensive solution in the meantime.The shades are definitely paper so watch out for paper cuts when you are splitting them up.Cutting them to shape was pretty easy. I know these are temporary so I wasn’t too concerned with the edges but they were easy to measure and trim although I would say you will probably not be able to cut them in one fell swoop.Installing was easy, just make sure you’re tall enough or have a footstool so that you can really push the adhesive into your sill. Once it’s on there it’s pretty on.We missed the clips for these originally in the box but once found, they work great. All in all, pretty happy about our cheap temporary solution.