Window Pane Room Divider - 78 inch

Comments about Oriental Unlimited Window Pane Room Divider - 78 inch:

Buy a stand along with this product. Otherwise its great .

Comments about Oriental Unlimited Window Pane Room Divider - 78 inch:

One thing that appears nowhere in the literature is that the screen does NOT come pre-drilled for use with a stand. So if you are planning to match this with a stand to use it as a room divider be prepared to drill 6 holes in each three-panel unit.

Comments about Oriental Unlimited Window Pane Room Divider - 78 inch:

We were very impressed by the good selection of shoji screen dividers [...] We bought two four-panel screens to place back to back so that both sides show grids in our living room. A tall screen provides a good sense of separation between the living room and entrance door area.

Comments about Oriental Unlimited Window Pane Room Divider - 78 inch:

I bought two four-panel room dividers and stands to create an office/occasional guest bedroom in our Soho loft. Book shelves created the third wall in a corner space and the two room dividers made the fourth wall. I had given up on using this type of folding screen because others I'd seen were too short. At 78" high with a solid bottom, these really provide privacy. I ordered the "rosewood" which is actually a red. I love it! The red adds warmth and color to the space.

The room divider stands provide a lot of additional stability and allow you to get maximum width from the screens. I put the stands together myself with a Phillips screwdriver and I am usually hopeless at assembling anything.

I looked at everything from "pipe and drape" curtains to sliding glass doors (which would have cost about $4000 for a 12 foot wall). At about $700, these dividers were the perfect solution and they look great!

Comments about Oriental Unlimited Window Pane Room Divider - 78 inch:

The screen looks great in our room where it divides off a strangely placed hot tub -- gives the room a finished, sophisticated look. We may eventually go with construction to deal with the problem but this was a great low-cost alternative for now.