STRING CURTAINS BLINDS FLY SCREEN PATIO DOOR DIVIDER DOOR WINDOW FRINGE CURTAINS (Beige Multi)

They look nice but only 5 strings of beads so they are very light and fly away.

So I got 4 of these and I think they are fab, they do what I need them to do and I really like them. Mine are up all year round on a tension rod and are hooked back, in the summer I let them loose and push them together in front of French doors. Yes they blow a little but not much, they let light in, keep dining room a touch shady from the sunshine and most of all keep out the flies and bees. I would recommend these as I think they are a great buy but it does depend on what you are trying to achieve and the look you are after.

I ordered 2 of the curtains for my backdoor and I'm happy to say that I'm glad I did because 1 wouldn't have been enough. I put mine up using a spring loaded curtain rod but a wire or normal curtain pole would work too...depending in where you are hanging them. I love the clear beads as they shimmer when the sun shines on them. The one downfall is that the string can sometimes tangle in the wind but a little gentle coaxing to unravel them works. All in all I'm very pleased and they look nice up.

Brought these for a change for kitchen door look nice only thing my husband dsnt like them as when he g's out door their hook round his head never mind I like them

very pretty and unobtrusive but I needed two to ensure a decent barrier on a 50cm width patio door. So, I'm needing to buy another two to ensure a decent barrier across the 100cm double door width. If you use just one across an average door width, the curtain has huge 2 inch gaps which will let everything with 6 legs into your house! so, my conclusion......works out a bit pricey to cover a 100cm door width to reasonably deter flies etc.Update (May): These screens are a nightmare. The long 'wispy' strands catch and cling on absolutely everything (and not brilliant at keeping the flies out)So, I've decided to take them down, but some more effective ones and use these for some type of craft work !!

Very pleased with this curtain for keeping the flies out. We did need 3 in one normal doorway though. Only gave it four instead of five stars because my toddler granddaughter came in from the garden and immediately doubled back to go outside and ended up with some of the threads wrapped around her neck which left marks so just a word of warning to keep an eye on children going in and out.

I bought the rainbow multi screen which is pretty as a divider, but even following other reviewers' advice for a fly screen to buy two and double up, it did not work. The problem is the strings hang nice and evenly at the top but from a third of the way down they start to twist and tangle with 'traffic' and hang in clumps making it easy for flies to come in. I tried it for a few weeks but then ditched it as it was so annoying if you are carrying anything it just gets caught up and you find yourself twizzling to untangle, and the flies are coming in anyway. I've now bought an electric zapper instead - a lot more costly but at least I can walk in and out to the garden without getting tied up.

They look pretty, sort of worked at keeping flies out.They was still a bit of space so flies did get through. But the major drawback was that they got so tangled at the bottom and my dog would get caught up in it as he walkee through and pulled it down a couple times.Ended up giving it to my mum (she doesn't have a dog) and I bought the old style plastic version in my colour scheme