Multigot 3-Panel Room Divider

I'm using this inside so the stability has been fine. Mostly for a decorative application to tidy up the room. Wasn't too bad to assemble and for the price can't beat it.The material is a little on the thin side so don't expect anything too substantial. But if you just need to partition some space to make it more organized it does the job.

I purchased as needed some privacy, it will need to be secured to a down pipe or wooden/metal stake or similar either end, as I have done by using cable ties, to wooden stakes into gravel. (Temporary Measure)Soon I intend to attach to my popup gazebo that will be secured to pavers each corner and then these, as one side back drop and wind barriers.But yes, unless no wind and for more permanent use, you will need to be creative as to how to secure them via each end, I would say flimsy but certainly you will need to stabilise for permanent use.The height and length for the price and quality of material and design is satisfactory in my opinion.Compared to others, I thoroughly researched for best value and reviews, I think this is the best in the market currently.Depending on ground your using, if wooden decking or concrete, you could potentially use semicircular metal arches with rubber protectors and washes to secure down on each side of the legs for added stability, if you couldn’t use metal or wooded stakes. Which is another good option.

Do not use for outsideIts not Stable, I reinforced it with bamboo and green ties rocks and rope.Just after month and a bit it's broken. Only left with one panel working.

Not very bottom heavy, which means it's easy to topple even in light wind and rain

Stable as a tissue in the wind. Clunky frame and flimsey insert

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Perfect indoors and very adaptable but outdoors the feet require weighting. Very useful and good value.