Customer Reviews for VEVOR Room Divider, 8 ft x 10 ft (96×120inch) Portable Panel Room Divider with Wheels Curtain Divider Stand, Room Divider Privacy Screen for Office, Bedroom, Dining Room, Study, Khaki

I have been using it for over two months now and there are no problems.

I took my husband and I 2 1/2 hours to put this together.I’m using it for a room divider in my small one bedroom home office. You’re going to need to really be patient put this together I like it it does the job. I know it’s a one off it’s a wonderful room divider it’s supposed to be a conference convention display but it divides my office from the living room

Wonderful item, easy to put together! They look clean and perfect for what we needed at our studio.

Excellent price and excellent divider. Used at a firehouse to give more privacy to individuals sharing a room. Easy to build, just take a moment to look over parts to keep from making mistakes as you put the item together. As a bonus a handy storage bag came with the product!!

It was easy to set up. Does it's job. The base is kind of light so it can be a bit wobbly when moving it around. I wish the base was a little heavier. Othe than that satisfied.

To easy assemble and recommend this article

My nephew did not use it but it can be use on another event

I just put the screen together. Im 80 years old and I did it alone. The picture diagram is good. There are 2 things I couldnt do. I havent been able to put the connectors on. So not 5 stars

Really good, easy to assemble, non see through

For those who follow me on Amazon Reviews (of which I assume there are none, possibly fewer) you will remember from last week I had assembled a three-section screen and by the third go-round had developed an artisan’s skill at cheapo screen assembly. So even though the pictorial instructions left a fair amount to be desired, as they typically do, my deep knowledge of the craft could be applied productively to this effort. Fortunately the assembly was fairly intuitive and not unlike the previous screens that I had mastered. I should mention that I am 71 years old (I know, I said 70 last week, but guess what, birthday) so things like bending and getting down on the floor are not my forte [pronounced “fortay” by most Americans but one of my English teachers in high school said it should really be pronounced like “fort” so who really can say]. The suggestion in the instructions was that if the screen fabric were wrinkled (yes that is the correct use of the subjunctive mood) from being folded, and of course it were (that is an incorrect use of the subjunctive mood) then I could use a garment steamer. But really, how many divorced elderly men who live alone do you know who have a garment steamer. I don’t know any, but maybe I’m the odd duck here and most do. Anyway the wrinkles aren’t that bad so I will live with them. The color is certainly not orange, or even orangey in my opinion, but that is what I was hoping for, so I’m pleased. (Oh, by the way, the photograph that you can just see in the left hand corner is Beatle George Harrison and son Dhani who is now 44). Please like and share.