SHADING ROLL SCREEN DOLPHIN WH 180X220

We had been using a roll screen in our living room for about 20 years, but it didn't block out light, and because the windows faced west, it was so hot in the summer that the air conditioning didn't work very well. Then I suddenly thought, “I'll buy a blackout screen!” and looked it up online and bought it. First of all, I was surprised at how cheap it was. The previous one was more than twice the price. Then I picked it up at the store and carried it for one station, and I was surprised again at how light it was. When I actually installed it, the difference from the old one was clear. I'm glad I changed it. If I had to pick one problem, it would be that it's too long. However, as long as you don't lower it that much, there are no problems at all, so I can recommend it. *The photo on the left is of this product, and the one on the right is of the old one.

It's comfortable to use in the office

During the day, I could check that the room was not visible from the balcony due to the natural brightness.

I was looking for a good screen to use with my projector, and I came across this product in a magazine. It was easy to install because it's a curtain. As you'd expect from something that's been featured in a magazine, it projects a really clear image. However, I find the chain a little stiff when raising and lowering the screen. It's not so bad when lowering it, but it's a bit of a struggle to raise it.

I bought this because I didn't want to get sunburnt in the house. It blocks out the light really well, so I'm very satisfied.