4-Panel Room Divider Folding Privacy Screen with Adjustable Foot Pads

This is a great product. The reason I have it three stars is that it is VERY tippy. The feet are small and cannot keep it up with the slightest disturbance. I will have to fix this myself but it would have been nice to have this stand more sturdy on its own.

My home office is also the litter box area. I was looking for something that would fit a relatively small area to hide them from view. I considered those litter boxes that look like furniture, but all seemed overpriced, poorly made, and at risk for being ruined if sprayed. These panels are great because my cats use they're same plastic boxes, but I don't have to look at them all the time. These were the only panels small enough to work in my space. I do wish they had feet that extended perpendicular to the panels for greater stability. I imagine I'll have to reinforce before I bring dogs into the house again, as it wouldn't take much to knock them over. All that said, these largely do the job and look fine in my room. As for installation, the directions are pretty terrible-- just pictures-- but it didn't seem too difficult, even so. I put them together by myself in about an hour. That being said, I 100 percent would never even try to put them together without a power drill. The screws need a fair amount of force to get through the rods--I think I'd have walked away without the drill.

My home office is also the litter box area. I was looking for something that would fit a relatively small area to hide them from view. I considered those litter boxes that look like furniture, but all seemed overpriced, poorly made, and at risk for being ruined if sprayed. These panels are great because my cats use the same plastic boxes, but I don't have to look at them all the time. These were the only panels small enough to work in my space. I do wish they had feet that extended perpendicular to the panels for greater stability. I imagine I'll have to reinforce before I bring dogs into the house again, as it wouldn't take much to knock them over. All that said, these largely do the job and look fine in my room. As for installation, the directions are pretty terrible-- just pictures-- but it didn't seem too difficult, even so. I put them together by myself in about an hour. That being said, I 100 percent would never even try to put them together without a power drill. The screws need a fair amount of force to get through the rods--I think I'd have walked away without the drill.

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I really don’t think this should cost $90. I’d say $50 or $60 at most. But it was the most affordable option I could find for room dividers. It’s just metal rods and fabric panels. It is not sturdy, but it gets the job done. Assembly was easy enough once I got through the first two panels and developed a system, but I needed a power screw driver. It was very difficult to screw in the screws by hand. I used them to block off the living room for a guest who was staying on the other side. The panels are very light and easy to maneuver. Also versatile! I bought two four panel dividers. We strategically grouped them into four pieces with two panels each, rather than two four panel pieces. Then we overlapped them to minimize gaps and create a little “door” in the middle.