10' x 12' Curtain Set

I bought these panels for privacy curtains for our patio as actual curtains for the size we need (10' openings) are expensive. I put up pipe all the way around our patio. One panel covers a side. They work perfect. Over all the quality seems good and I feel like they will hold up for a long time. You do receive 4 panels that will totally enclose the sides of a 12' x 10' tent. However it is not one panel per side of the tent. Basically the middle of the panel goes in the corner/wraps around the corner of the tent. So one side gets like 6' of the panel and the other side gets like 5' of the panel Put another panel on each side, that gives you the other 6' and 5' to complete each side. There is half the zipper on one side of the panel. The other half, on the other side. So one panel zips to the next one. Which is how the opening is created in the middle. Which is perfect for a tent. There are grommets on the top. See the picture with this review. The grommet hole is not very big. But there are a lot of them. I originally bought those plastic shower curtain rings and they were too big to fit through the grommet hole. The curtains do come with plastic rings. They will work for now. Each panel does have tie back strings and velcro to attach the panels to the legs of the tent.

These are not cheap flimsy curtains. They are very sturdy with thick material. The zippers are strong also. Very well-made product.

This fit my 10’x12’ gazebo perfectly. Living in upstate NY, I needed something to enclose my gazebo through the winter months, mostly for storage. I’ve fabricated walls from poly tarps and grommets in the past with limited success, but this was so much easier. The zippers on each wall give me easy access whenever I need. I hope it holds up well, but only time will tell. My wife really likes the look compared to my rube goldberg attempts. Overall I’m very satisfied.

Overall quality is fine, has more grommets that the original and hooks that came with both sets of curtains will not work on my gazebo originally purchased at Lowe’s as it has 2 tracks for j hooks and not 2 separate bars. Hooks that came with it would not allow curtain and netting to function separately which defeats the purpose and ring barely fits around the bar. Also would make curtains hang too low and would leave a gap between canopy and curtains. Needed more j hooks, but they are out of stock and can’t find them anywhere. Ties are wider and sturdier than original, but the actual Velcro straps that wrap around the pole are shorter and barely fit around the poles, and the top strap will not fit at all due to the way the top canopy frame is attached to the poles, so I am going to have to add or modify these. Original curtain had additional wide Velcro straps to hold curtain at poles but the ties on this one will accomplish the same purpose. Wish there were a few grommets at the bottom of curtain so it could be secured during breezy times. I had to purchase a new canopy a few months earlier. With the cost of that and the new curtain and mosquito netting, I could have gone back to Lowe’s and bought the same gazebo for less. It does look nice and since Lowe’s (Allen & Roth) do not have replacement parts, was happy to find it. You won’t be disappointed with the quality of material used, just know it is “universal” and may not be an exact replacement for your particular gazebo.

nice thick curtain and the price is good. if you need the J hooks instead of the hooks that come with it you’ll need to order 2 bags ( 72 J hooks you need ) for the 10x12 gazebo. they fit around with a little extra so they’re not tight when everything is closed up, they are much longer than we need but definitely not a big deal. my ONLY negative review is the velcro strap are barely able to wrap around our posts ( see photo ) and when buying the bag of J hooks they should be enough for the curtain to be hung. we have the Menards Backyard creations 10 x 12 steel roof gazebo

It all went up pretty fast. The length was just right the only thing that needs to be changed are the velcros at the top corners they were to short we have wider legs I had to take Velcro I had to wrap around the existing Velcro to keep the top corners in place otherwise we like it!

This is my second set of replacement gazebo curtains and I must say I am pleasantly surprised. Fantastic value for the money. The material is a good weight and the tiebacks are well sewn and heavy duty. They allow you to tie back each side. The straps to hold the curtains to the post are thick and very sturdy. 40 MPH winds didn't budge these when tied down!

It's a bit wrinkly, but even if I ironed it, that wouldn't matter, because it would get wrinkly again when I open them and tie them to the pole. But that doesn't really matter, since otherwise, they look and work great. I also sometimes only zip them down halfway (the zipper starts at the top) when it's windy so the wind will cut through them better. When installing them, since my gazebo is 12'x10', that means that all four parts (since they all unzip in the middle) are 5' on one side, and 6' on the other, so make sure you start with the right part on the right pole, or you'll have to start over. Also, if you already have a mosquito net, and plan to put this on your second railing (if you have one), then what I did is put the mosquito netting on the inside, because only one can be tied to the pole, at least in the middle (both can be tied at the bottom). I figured I'd rather have the privacy screen tied to the pole, since that's the one that would fight the wind the most, and would need the most support. The bug net seems to work okay just hanging there. But you're going to have to make a choice on which one is tied to pole in the middle, unless I guess you cut a hole in the privacy screen (another reason to put that one on the outside, since you don't want to cut a hole in the bug screen), but I don't think it's necessary.