Redi Shade No Tools Original Arch Light Filtering Cellular Fabric Shade White, 72" W x 36" H

Pretty and doing the job.

I had to get double-sided foam tape to get it to hold. However, once in place it has served its purpose to keep the heat out while looking attractive.

These window treatments took just minutes to cut and place. We measured twice, cut to measurements with a serrated knife, place the blind in the holder and place in the window. Didn't even need the adhesive. They will be easy to take down and vacuum in the future.

Measured arch and followed directions for imperfect arch window. While middle of arch to top is spot on the sides are an inch short on each side. Not happy with that but will live with it until I have $ to have made to order. The trimming part in theory looks easy, it is not. Make sure you have razor sharp knives to cut through the fabric. My knives are not razor sharp, so I tried my quilting rotary cutter followed by box cutter and was able to trim the thing. I have two arched windows in bathroom. Went to put up and forgot about the plastic holder which added an inch so back to cutting. I like the fact they insulate but what a pain. The side that you stick down did not stay in place, so I added double sided sticky pads. I was afraid the things would not stay upright two more two sided sticky pads on back of this to the window where there are wide enough seams so it will not show outside. No, I would not purchase again. Update, the one I trimmed and kept has fallen off the window ledge because the adhesive did not stay stuck. Will cut pieces of duct take to take it down and angle to window to prevent falling down again.

The shade is great, I have been wanting to put something up since I moved a year ago, however, I did not want to spend a hundred dollars and have an installer, when I saw this I said I will give it a try. I am not at all handy so I thought I might mess it up, not really. So many people talked about the cutting I had no problem. make sure you have it exactly in the right place, before removing the adhesive strip. I should have been about 1/8 of an inch to the right but it's not that noticeable. People talked about the adhesive not holding so since it is out of view I put a couple of tacks in it so I would not have a problem. It has been up a couple of weeks no problem.

Quality is not the best. The adhesive was not too sticky and kept popping up. The directions should be written more accurately

Primero se despegaba el pegamento de la ventana le puse silicona y ahora se despega la cortina del cartón.La tela se ve muy bonita pero les faltó en el pegamento.

Easy to install and decent fabric - only complaints is that the greige colored cardboard base that has the adhesive strip on it shows when installed. Manufacturer should have used a white board or plastic. Also, shade was shipped with no protective wrapping inside a regular brown corrugated box. Kind of a miracle my white shade didn’t arrive stained or dirty - esp. since packages on delivery trucks almost always arrive absolutely full of dust and filth.

I read a few reviews and some said it was easy some others said it was hard. Well it must depends on your skills. I bought it because the sun was shining all afternoon warming up my house too much. I Loved to see the measurements on it. I had to cut it at 67” my middle curb was slightly under 33”. Because I want to be able to remove it to clean the window, I use thumbnails, actually 2, 1 on each side. However, I glued the plastic half moon. Oh I forgot, I had to remeasure the arch, cause it was too high. So like the instructions said, I marked the arch then cut it. I am so pleased with how it fit and look, but cut the heat so much. I strongly recommend it and people, just be patient with it and it will work.

We bought two of these window shades. One went up perfectly and looks great. On the other one, one of the strips did not stick at all. The other lasted a few days but then the other half fell down. These shades are great to keep out most of the Sun and help to keep the room cooler in the summer.

I like the blind my only complaint is after I installed the blind, the next morning one side separated from the strip that was attached to the trim. I had to use glue in order to keep it from separating. It also happens to the other side as well, so I glued it as well. The last few days it seems to be staying together.

As other reviews have said, once installed it looks great and cuts out the sun just fine. But then the next day the adhesive had given out and was constantly furling itself back up. Cutting it is also SUPER hard. I had to get a saw knife to cut the thing and even with that it was no easy task. If you feel like you can get the adhesive to stick and are fine with sawing through the shade, then I can recommend this, otherwise I'd look for something else.