Creating A Simple Roman Shade To Roll "Up" Panels

How to create a simple roman shade to roll up products from www.mosquitoCurtains.com

[@kingofbytes]

This is exactly what I was looking for - I've got a 15'W x 10'H clear porch curtain that I'm using for a carport. Above is the deck and this is the easiest and best explanation I've seen on how to do this simply and economically! Many thanks!

[@jomamamac]

Thank you for being to the point and not wasting my time with ego branding splashing wast of time intros or the need to edit with annoying music filler.. Well taught class which is the best I've seen. I am now capable.

[@CoreySoule]

Where did all the good KZbin videos go? I haven't seen one in AGES. But this is how it's done. Quick explanation that was well articulated. It delivered a message that was valuable and in accord with the Title. No begging for me to like or subscribe to the channel, no stupid title picture, no "5 easy ways everyone is secretly hoping you NEVER know about weather curtains in 2019". Just the good old KZbin instructional video.

[@dianashamis7219]

Thanks for the great video. We made a huge roller shade to close off the end of our RV carport. 12 ft wide and 12.5 ft long, made with waterproof canvas. Used 3 cords, 1 1/4 in PVC pipe. Works great so far.

[@highsiderider]

Thank you for posting this. This is exactly what I am looking for!! Very simple and easy instructions.

[@tonyglaude1589]

EXACTLY what I was looking for ... great job/explanation. Much appreciated!! Cheers, Tony

[@salsmith3436]

awesome

[@karenhowell7850]

Great instructional video! You covered all the bases. Thanks for sharing your idea.

[@thetruemorg]

I was looking to build a KZbin backdrop for my apartment and this video told me everything I needed to know about how to do a Roman shade that is perfect for the space. Thank you so much for such a great informative video.

[@SougataDas]

I was just looking for this and you did it in the most simple way. Kudos and Thanks

[@HyunJinO]

Was looking to convert your vinyl enclosure to roll-up. This came in handy! Thanks and you guys have a great product.

[@willbephore6178]

The snaps are a brilliant adaptation - thanks!

[@lawrencempanya6616]

Exactly what I was looking for! Great vid. Solved my problem. Great video---cheers from South Africa.

[@combatgirl38]

That was awesome. Very informative and basic and incredibly well taught. I very much appreciate the time you took in relaying this.

[@annettecollins9101]

How is snap connected to plastic?

[@juliovincentyjr7341]

Thanks. I've been looking for something like this for 4 weeks. I'm going this route. Thanks for sharing.

[@WalkNancy]

I wanted a solution to having screens on my enclosed porch only when I wanted to keep the bugs out, and otherwise enjoy my porch more by looking directly into the yard without having to look through a black screen. I'll make one of these and roll down when I need to. Awesome video and so easy. ty!

[@JOELYJIMENA]

MUCHAS GRACIAS es la mejor y mas sencilla explicación que he visto sobre como hacer un toldo corredizo, aqui en Costa Rica realmente son muy muy caros ... y gracias a usted ahora yo voy a hacer el mio y sin pagar caprichos monetarios. THANKS AGAIN

[@julieheywood2531]

Thank you this is just what I have been looking for.

[@peachpoprocks]

This is amazing! Definitely going to use this on to make a screened in porch for my carport!

[@escaragami]

Thank you SO MUCH for sharing this valuable information.

[@sharonp4744]

Perfect for a patio shade. I'll be using waterproof canvas, should work well.

[@denisk751]

Thanks. I think I will build one for my two story patio.

[@kennyg572]

thatr is really coollllll - u explained it well-- I am making a shade for the garage with a drop cloth

[@susanpolanski4528]

Great video! Do you have any recommendations for the thickness of the cord, or what material it's made of? Nylon, polyester? I would think not cotton.

[@Isiena]

This is great, I'm hoping to rig one up

[@Sanzarmaan]

Greta video . It helped me to creat a diy system. Thanks

[@alexishernandez9548]

great video. thanks

[@manfredd5656]

This is exactly what I was looking for. all the other suggestions are terrible and not explained properly. Thank you so much .

[@dieuhoquang1]

Thank you, you solved my problem!

[@nannybeth55]

I so need this.

[@shinesuchan4269]

Awesome thank you

[@thewillage]

can you describe how the material is attached at the top

[@dannypizarro7368]

I tried this on the vinyl curtains and it did not work. The bar is used is not as thick and there is no rolling, just the curtain is pulled up halfway. I have eyelets at the bottom of the curtain and attached the pole with cable ties. Wondering if that's causing an issue. Any help appreciated. I checked the drawstrings are correct too.

[@lindal8169]

This is exactly what I've been looking for but my concern is what you say, what makes the pvc pipe actuall roll?, as opposed to just lifting and consequently only scrunching the vinyl together. I see he's not answering any questions, so would appreciate knowing if anyone out there found a solution to this.

[@mavirek]

I'd like to frame them in like screen to create a 3-season room. How thick must the vinyl be to hold in air-conditioning during hot/humid Florida summers? What type of vinyl will resist yellowing in the sunlight?

[@samuelvillegas5286]

where do i find those snap on scews

[@cadiehl1]

Where do I get those panels?

[@KenMarc1970]

You mentioned pulleys where are they used?

[@RaquelBaranow]

How did you attach the curtain at the top?

[@annettecollins9101]

Where can I purchase the snap-on screws

[@yoyoayala3766]

What type of wire did you use? Can you use rope? Can you list the supplies you use for this Roman curtains?

[@shinesuchan4269]

What gauge is good

[@aldenpines]

Get a cheap jam cleat or clam cleat to hold the rope in place rather than winding it around something.

[@chenelson185]

thank you ,i hope you find a $100 dollar bill going home , just what i need

[@JOELYJIMENA]

😃

[@nancy28352]

Zooming in would have helped see what you tried to explain.

[@bobrobertsNotUrBob]

instead of the 2 tie off points, you could use one if you knotted the string with a hoop sticking out..simple and faster than looping it a few times.

[@amazingtimes3458]

Horrible presentation