Redi Shade No Tools Easy Lift Trim-at-Home Cordless Cellular Light Filtering Fabric Shade Natural, 60 in x 64 in, (Fits windows 43 in - 60 in)

This was super easy to cut to size and to install as no tools are required for installation. Just a sticky adhesion that you peel the backing off of before going to stick it into place in a window. The color is exact, and it looks very nice as a shade for my window. The adhesion was kinda finicky by first wet and humid day, but once pressed again tightly to where I adhered it to, it stayed stuck since then.

I bought the largest one they had for a front window. It came bent already, which may have something to do with the issues I'm having. When you pull on the middle of the blind, gently, the blinds want to 'fold' in half; so you need to have one hand on each side, and the middle, while you pull down slowly, which can be frustrating ( you need help), since it's so large. If it is not timed just right, it tries to fold on you. and bends the main bottom support rod.I bought two smaller versions, different sizes, of this same blind, didn’t have the above issues.I also had to buy a metal strip to get the adhesive to securely hold for both the long and the small blinds, none of them not like to stick to drywall properly.Also, a little disappointed at how cheaply they are made, or at least feel like they’re made for the price. I’m just hoping they are cat proof, no issues with cat’s breaking them so far.It is now 2022, these blinds are holding up well, even with my kitties. They just keep bouncing back into place.

The sticky tape does not hold and shade falls. Needs a stronger tape!! Easy to cut and install but tape will not hold it on window frame.

These blinds work perfectly for what they are intended for. Only caveat. I had to use an outdoor rated adhesive tape (hardware store) because I was using these on a 3 season enclosed porch but the wood was rough sawn so the adhesive tape provided was not strong enough.

Adhesive is letting go. Left side of blind is drooping down. I'm not looking for a return authorization I just want some support. Please send me some ribbons of adhesive I can put up there to keep it up there. I had originally given 5 stars but now have to reconsider. Let's see if the vendor reads this and tries to help me. I will keep you all posted. I also purchased 2 of these for the 30 inch windows in my bedroom. So far so good with those, they've been up around 2 weeks.Sept 3, 2021. This has been up since end of May. It started falling down on the left side. I called Amazon cust servic asked to be put in touch with the seller but was refused and given a $10 Amazon credit to my account. Pictured is the condition now. Will probably fall down soon. The whole thing is just collapsing.

That was a lot of money to spend on a temporary shade that won't stick to the top of the window. If it would actually stick, the shade would be worth it. Looks like a nice shade and it was easy to adapt to the size I needed. But if it keeps falling down, what good is it?

Was very easy. Cutting was a little tough with my knife but was done fairly quick. I do agree that you should measure the width in various places . Mine window wasn’t square but it looks great. I had a big issue with the sun as I worked , so these were perfect

Great concept but the adhesion wasn't holding so I added some Gorilla tape to keep them up and the blinds don't open so you'll need to raise them to let the light in.

I ordered 3 for the 57 inch wide windows in my basement. The first 3 shades that arrived were broken through shipping. You could see the creases in the cardboard. The replacements arrived quickly and thankfully were okay, one was broken on the end but it was the end where I chose to cut off 3 inches anyway so it was ok.Install: The wood frame was cleaned with alcohol but the adhesion against it is TERRIBLE. Would work better against a smooth plastic inner frame - but because I didn't want the placement too deep it had to be against the wood frame. It didn't fall off the first window but it fell off the second window - twice. I had to go back and put 3 screws in each shade at the top. They really need to provide clips and screws to install instead. If it doesn't fall off within the year it probably will the following year. Once installed it actually looked very good. The beige was very neutral and bright. A pretty good deal considering the size of the window required and the cost of real shades from the cheapest online supplier.

Trim to size with kitchen knife, peel off plastic, stick to window frame. Done. Installing these was the easiest thing I ever did, and I’ve stolen candy from babies. I cannot overstate how happy I am with this product.** Edit 6 months later, these blinds still please me. They are starting to not push up as easily as they did when first purchased, but they still work. Also one of them is drooping where it mounted to the top of the window frame. My guess is that the double sided sticky tape that I used to mount it is giving way so I'll probably need to buy some of that and re-mount it. I'm still satisfied enough that I'm buying a few more for some other rooms that I never got around to dealing with last time. Cost vs value ratio is still high enough that I consider this a superb product.

This blind is very good. It lets light in but provides shade from direct sunlight. The one negative is that the adhesive mount was not effective for us. We solved it by putting in 3 screws to fasten it to the window frame.

Strings inside the blind snapped and seems impossible to fix.

After I replaced old wood frame window to vinyl frame, I was headache to find an inside mount shade because the hollow frame is not good for using screws and can’t hold heavy material. This shade is light weight and stick on underside of top frame, perfect fit my window. If you window frame is vinyl, I highly recommend it.