In our mid century modern 1956 summer cottage, in a redecorating cycle, we removed the ivory Kirsch metal traverse rod's sagging cords leaving in place the many little plastic sliding 'rings/hooks' in which we had put the new 1974 drapery's pins, we used a wand to closed them twice a summer. This week, wanting an 'updated' look we easily unsnapped the rod from the support brackets, unscrewed the end piece that was the cord control, removed the two 1/2" dia. plastic cord tracking thingys, then for this end to fit thru the NEW curtain's grommets we bent over the lower section (on the first one of three rods having cut the too wide lower section - too difficult), that was problematic, on the third 16' long rod, we slid on the panels & reset / re-screwed in this end cord control. Hanging them the way the photo shows & they look GREAT!
Good quality, they do let light thru, have to get up very close to peek thru to make see that there are pine trees & a lake outside. Have ordered more to make it full coverage.
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I'm pleasantly surprised how lovely these are! The weight of the fabric is very dense so they drape beautifully. The color is pretty neutral with a soft touch of light yellow hue but now overpowering, a lovely cream. The tweed pattern is quite nice and up close give them some variation and depth. They appear very well made and durable. They aren't room darkening but do diffuse the light nicely. I noticed you can see a light through them but they don't appear to be completely see through. The only reason I'm giving them 4 stars is the price. As nice as they are, I don't think $40 for one panel is reasonable considering I have bought same quality drapes for much less. If the price doesn't bother you, then I would definitely recommend them!! Hope this review helps!
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I'm pleasantly surprised how lovely these are! The weight of the fabric is very dense so they drape beautifully. The color is pretty neutral with a soft touch of light yellow hue but now overpowering, a lovely cream. The tweed pattern is quite nice and up close give them some variation and depth. They appear very well made and durable. They aren't room darkening but do diffuse the light nicely. I noticed you can see a light through them but they don't appear to be completely see through. The only reason I'm giving them 4 stars is the price. As nice as they are, I don't think $40 for one panel is reasonable considering I have bought same quality drapes for much less. If the price doesn't bother you, then I would definitely recommend them!! Hope this review helps!
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