Cut-to-Size White Cordless Blackout Vinyl Roller Shade 73.25 in. W x 78 in. L

I bought these for my infant daughter’s room and was very disappointed after installing them. I measured to the nearest 1/8” to get the best fit I could but, the brackets are too large for inside mounting to be an effective blackout shade. The shade itself is about 1-1/2” narrower than the window sill. If you get these plan on mounting outside frame otherwise just find something else and save yourself the money.

These shades were more expensive then similar ones. Save your money DO NOT BUY THESE! The hardware mounting brackets are so big, they leave gaps on the sides between the shade and the window sides letting light through. I'm debating on taking these down and returning them to home depot Tony

The blinds work well blackout wise, but after buying 5 blinds we found many problems with the manufacturing quality. The end (pin) you pull out to cut desired length has another piece that prevents the pin from being pushed in, but when you take the side out you may find this part comes off and you will hopefully find it in the tubing other wise you have to go back to the store and have the employees cut another or they go looking through the trash for a pice the size of a dime. The other problem we had was that more than half of the blinds had NO TENSION and the instructions are difficult to follow. So we took it into our own hands and finally figured out how to adjust the tension with out using the dificult part of the bracket WE USED A HEX WRENCH TO AJUST THE INNER MECHANISM AND TO PREVENT IT FROM UNROLLING STOP(RACH) THE H-WRINCH LIKE YOU WOULD THE BLIND MID WINDOW. Finally the new blinds don't cut well with the old cutting tool, the store needs a new and stronger machine.

Blackout blinds are very tricky, do they n fact cover the entire window opening when the neighbor forgets and leaves his outdoor spotlight shining in your bedroom window? The stylewell works moderately well but leaves gaps that need to be taped down. Ideally, the sides would fit in a secure track. This shade does not but works moderately well. The manufacture is great, well cut and roll retracts very well. The mounting hardware is better than good. Heavy duty and easy to install. Heavy duty plastic bottom strip adds weight allowing the shade to always hang and not change shape. Recommend for simple install

The STYLEWELL WHITE BLACKOUT CORDLESS ROLLER SHADE 37.25 IN. W X 78 IN. L is a nice product. The fabric is a good weight and the color and texture are attractive. The included brackets are very nice and install easily using the included screws. The roller functions (pulls down and retracts) as you would expect it to. The blackout fabric does a good job to darken the room.

Ivory roller shade 55 1/4 x 78 in. I thought this would be a great shade for one of our kitchen windows. The afternoon sun is blinding at certain times of the year, so a blackout shade sounded like a great idea. Many, many years ago, when I was a kid, we had pull down window shades in our house. I remember the round fabric pull with a string cord at the bottom of the shade. I also remember pulling down, then letting it go and watching it roll up by itself - sometimes very fast! I also remember getting in trouble, because the shade got stuck in the roller! Pros: 1. The color is pleasant. I took a picture of a close up during the day (nice warm color). 2. The shade has a roller, which brings me back to my childhood. 3. It's a long shade. Our window isn't that long, but it's nice to know that I could use this on a much longer window. 4. The kit comes complete - no extra hardware is needed. 5. There is a nice texture to the material. Cons: 1. This isn't the same material as the 1960's shades. 2. It isn't a black out shade. It blocks light, but if someone wanted it to be dark enough to sleep, this wouldn't do. 3. It has a lightweight feel to it. I anticipated it to be much sturdier 4. The edges curl - this is a problem for me. Our new window shade is okay. I hope that the edges flatten out with time. I took a picture of the curvature - the picture didn't come out great, but you can see the curling. It does what it's suppose to do, which is to shade the window when the sun hits. We're not in the right time of year for the bright sun coming into the kitchen, so I can't comment on if it'll stop the sun. My guess is that it will, but some light will come in. Maybe a better description would be light filtering vs blackout. Or maybe one of the darker colored shades would be a true blackout. I do recommend this shade, with one comment. If you're looking for a high end shade, this isn't the one to buy. If you're looking for a warm color roller shade, this one will do the trick.

Ok, I am that idiot... I ripped open the box and pulled out the blind and set aside. Then had to do something else and so I threw out the box. The mounting hardware is in the very bottom of the box... So I couldn’t use it as a blind BUT it does great as a projection screen! It is consistently white, without color variation to affect the picture. It is fully opaque so all the light gets reflected back. As Rob Ross would say, it’s a happy little accident! You can see the one picture where I took a shot of the bright sunlight and it really does block it out.

I am very disappointed with this roller shade. First off the little things. The material looks cheap. Once I had it installed, I immediately noticed it. Also, the mounting screws are pretty short in my opinion. They are 1 inch long. After the 1/8 inch of mounting bracket and 1/2 inch of drywall, you are left with 3/8 inch of screw to hold into the stud. If you have a stud in that location. It comes with no wall anchors, not a deal breaker but not great. So the big problem with this shade is that I could not get it to roll back up once pulled down. No matter how I fussed with the adjustments it would not operate properly. It would either pull down and refuse to roll back up, or it would roll back up and continue spinning once up. After having to manually re-roll the shade 5 or 6 times, the mounting pin that protrudes from the right end of the shade receded into the shade body and it was no longer possible to even put the shade into the bracket. The low price may be tempting, but I would stay away from this one.

I just installed the Stylewell cordless roller shade and it looks and works very well. I have the cream/ivory color and it comes in several colors to match your décor. It's a blackout shade so it really cuts out unwanted light. The install was fairly simple and the instructions are plain on how to install it either outside or inside the window casing. I like the spring tension system way better than the string style.

This is a very basic entry-level roller shade. It does work pretty well: fine to roll up and absolutely block the sun. It does really like very low budget shade: the installation comes on a poorly taped piece of printed paper (that noted, the installation is very straightforward.) The shade itself is of a shiny white plastic, which is not very pleasant to look outside a medical facility. But again, it does the job: no more light in the room.