Exclusive Home Curtains Acadia 100% Blackout Polyester Roman Shade, 27″x64″, Silver

Beautiful/Durable Roman Shade
Great value. Works well. Easy to install. The Roman shade adds privacy and a classy touch to this side door. The fabric feels thick and durable and they retract with ease. Would buy again!

Great quality compared to other brands
I Love these shades. Perfect color and material for that chic natural decor look while also blacking out light to keep your house cool in the summer. Previously purchased 3 other brands and returned all due to either poor quality, cheap look or ugly color. These are PERFECT! And blend well with a darker Khaki colored curtain. Stop looking and just buy these.

Easy install but not 100% light blocking
They are nice, but definitely have light peak through on the sides. Easy to install and the pulls are easy to use. I work swing shifts so light blocking is crucial. I wanted to have a more elevated look for my bedroom besides just black out curtains. If you can deal with some peaking then they are great. But not 100% light black out.

They work but need some help-UPDATED
UPDATE- These have both fallen apart at this point. The rods inside slide out and become dangerous if you have kids around them, the handles popped right off. They don’t always want to move up or down or get jammed half way. AVOID THESE AS ALL COSTS, A WASTE OF MONEY FOR HOW FAST THEY JUST BREAK DOWN.I spent months reading reviews and looking for some nice shades for my new place. We needed black out type for the bedroom, that wouldn’t break the bank, that could be installed on the inside of the frame. Decided to give these a try…..and….they work with some ‘but’ attached.To install, took some time, they aren’t easy, double read the instructions. People complaining the screw is in the way, proved they didn’t read the instructions. The instructions state for inside mounting only ONE screw is used, even if you see two holes. This seems to be because the molded piece is universal and most likely cheaper/easier for them to make that way.They look very nice installed, but spend a few extra moments ensuring they are ‘straight’ or ‘leveled’. It can be a bit tricky if you have uneven windows like we do (a shocker to find out).Also, they do work, so far, but, at this point we have lost 2 rods from inside the piece, we can’t figure where they came from, and it doesn’t seem to effect them, so no harm no foul currently?Do also keep in mind, that unlike some that you can bring down stop and go right back up, these have a mechanism similar to old projection screens. To make them go up you have to pull them ALL the way down carefully, then slowly let them up, tugging to stop at the point you want. This is the one ‘negative’ we could think of, since newer styles have a more pick and stop style, but once you get use to it, no problem.As far as the ‘black out’ of these? Amazing. Are they 100%? Well no, being mounted inside the frame light will leak around the edges, but you can see the fabric is stopping a ton. I would give these about a 90% blackout rating.

I am more than pleased with this blind. I needed something small for my en-suite at a reasonable price and this fits the bill. I love that there are no cords just a pull up/down device at the back of the blind. Thank you.