Steel is the reason this screen holds its shape. A rugged steel frame runs through all four panels, giving the divider a structure that stays square through repeated folding rather than loosening at the joints the way a light aluminum screen does. Four panels open to 88 in wide and stand 68 in tall, a footprint that closes off a seating nook or shields a bed from the rest of the room without touching the ceiling. Square feet sit at the base of each panel, and their flat contact patch is what makes the privacy screen stable on hard floors while still being easy to slide into a new position when the furniture moves. The hinges are plastic connectors rather than fixed pins, which is convenient for folding the panels to any direction, so the screen can zigzag forward and back to brace itself or lie almost flat against a wall. Panel faces use a durable fiber that is breathable and odorless, an important detail for a screen that will stand a few feet from where people sleep or eat, and the weave lets air pass rather than sealing the far side off. The complete divider weighs 14.5 lbs, light enough to carry with one hand, and folds down to 22 in by 3.5 in by 68 in, thin enough to store behind a door. Set up and take down are hassle-free with the detailed instructions included, and the screen suits indoor and outdoor occasions such as home patio use.