Eclipse Twill Thermaweave Blackout Panel

Product Details

Shipping Weight: 1.6 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)

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ASIN: B002LE87M6

Item model number: 10295052X063PUR

By : Eclipse
Price : $25.99

Product Description

Size: 52 by 63|Color: Purple
Experience the darkness, silence, and beauty of Eclipse curtains. Eclipse ultra-fashionable blackout panels have been laboratory-tested to block out over 99% of outside light and reduce unwanted noise for a better night's sleep. The innovative design of these curtains also makes them energy-efficient by helping to conserve heat and keeping unwanted cold air out, without comprising your style. Whether you are looking to enhance your existing decor or going for a complete room makeover, Eclipse curtains give you the versatility and style you need to decorate any room in your home. Hang them in your living room for better TV viewing or in the nursery or kid's room to keep out unwanted noise and light. Use two window panels on a standard or decorative rod for optimal coverage. Rods sold separately. 100% Polyester. Machine wash, tumble dry, do not bleach. Imported.

Product Features

Single blackout window panel with black yarn woven through inner layer

Blocks 99% of light, 40% of noise, and uses 25% less energy

Laboratory-tested to reduce unwanted noise and light for a better night?s sleep

Use two window panels on a standard or decorative rod for optimal coverage; rods sold separately

100% Polyester; machine wash, tumble dry, do not bleach; imported

Eclipse Twill Thermaweave Blackout Panel

Customer Reviews

Our bedroom, which has big sliding doors leading to a balcony, was always freezing in winter. These curtains are truly effective insulation. (They're excellent light-blockers, too.) They're OK-looking -- the fabric is thick and a bit sueded-seeming -- but not super high-end-feeling. They were, however, the most inoffensive, functional drapes I found, and I looked a lot. I found complaints online about thermal curtains with a white backing -- apparently they can off-gas and smell toxic -- but these have the heat-and-light insulating properties woven into the fabric itself and are stank-free. I miss our swanky crushed-velvet curtains, but I don't miss shivering all winter.

The fabric is a medium-weight polyester with a weave twill on the face and satin weave back. Keep in mind that satin weave can snag. It has a soft hand and nice drape but is very synthetic-y. I put them in the dryer three times with a wet wash cloth and most of the wrinkles came out. They have black yarns woven in the middle that you can only see when it unravels. I hung these from ceiling to floor over windows and around a bunkbed. The purple is very rich and does seem to block 99% of the light. Since these do not have a white blackout lining, these are good for applications where the back is part of the decor, like around the bunkbed. But, I lined the panels over the windows so I don't see purple on the outside of the house.