NICETOWN Room Darkening Curtains 84 inch Length 2 Panels Set, Dual Rod Pockets & Hook Belt Light Blocking Thermal Curtains Sound Reducing Window Treatments for Living Room, Natural, W52 x L84
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Size: W52 x L84
Color: 70% Blackout| Linen Natural
Features
- Ready Made: Package includes 2 panels of thick faux linen room darkening curtains, each measuring 52"W (104"W for pair), with rod pocket & hook belt hanging options to suit most standard or decorative curtain rods.
- Light Blocking: The room darkening curtains with luxury faux linen textured will block most of the sunlight, heat, cold, and noise out with 100% privacy for your good sleep or rest even during the day.
- Hanging Options: You can hang your new drapes using the back tab, or rod pocket, or use small hooks on the hook belt to let them gently hang downward, then you will get elegant pinch pleated curtains.
- Wide Compatibility: These functional faux linen curtains will decorate your windows and rooms with a new sense. Perfect for bedroom, living room, laundry, patio, home office, and nursery to most of your home decor.
- Easy Care: NICETOWN upmarket faux linen texture is wrinkle-free and has a good vertical sense for easy care. It's OK if you need tumble dry, quick ironing, steam clean, or machine washable in cold water if needed.
Brand: NICETOWN
Color: 70% Blackout| Linen Natural
Material: Faux Linen Room Darkening
Product Dimensions: 84"L x 52"W
Opacity: Room Darkening Inches
Brand: NICETOWN
Color: 70% Blackout| Linen Natural
Material: Faux Linen Room Darkening
Product Dimensions: 84"L x 52"W
Opacity: Room Darkening Inches
Special Feature: Window Treatments
Room Type: kids room, Living Room, Bedroom, Nursery
Style: Modern
Pattern: Solid
Theme: Room Darkening
Curtain Form: Drapes
Top Style: Back Tab, Rod
Size: W52 x L84
Recommended Uses For Product: Indoor
Seasons: All Season
Item Weight: 2.4 Kilograms
Number of Items: 2
Product Care Instructions: Do Not Bleach
Package Weight: 2.42 Kilograms
Model Name: 2
Item Weight: 5.28 pounds
Manufacturer: NICETOWN
Date First Available: October 28, 2023
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Size: W52 x L63
Color: Pure White
Update 9 June, 2022. As we head into blazing heat (heat index next week is 105), I have to say, we are still pleased with these curtains. Our slumlord won't replace our windows from the Dec. 11 tornadoes (He has to save that $44k in insurance money instead or providing for his tenants) so we have plastic up. With these curtains, it helps so much in keeping the AC in and the heat out. I just opened the curtains just to look out and you can feel an immediate difference. The white color doesn't stay well at all and gets worse with each wash, but for our heat/Air, it's worth it. Update - 16 Feb, 2021: Wind chill outside is 1 F. There is a noticeable difference with the curtains closed (we need new windows). These are nice and thick curtains. Also, with the curtains closed, at night with the lights on inside, from outside it looks like everything is off and we're in bed. Great sound damper too. But when you wash them that great stark white is no more. It gets off-white. And the wrinkles are STILL there. But still great curtain and buying more. I can't comment on energy efficiency because I just hung them. Wrinkles out of the box but that may disappear with time and washing. These remind me of those heavy drapes we had in the '70s. These are heavy and thick. Very soft as well. I used the Umbra Twilight double curtain rod. Just in case I wanted to add a darkening liner behind it. Don't think I'll need to! I'll be hanging a valance byt so far these have done well with room darkening.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2020 by W. D. Vest W. D. Vest
Size: W52 x L84
Color: Sea Teal
The curtains are great. They block out the light and the feel durable and look fantastic.
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2024 by Kat
Size: W52 x L84
Color: Grey
I love these! I've tried a few different kinds of blackout curtains and a lot of them still shown quite a bit of light through. My little one was not sleeping the best because it was so light yet in the room. Putl these in and my little one sleeps amazing! It blocks out almost 99% of the light. I also like that it doesn't have the normal curtains rings. I've tried those and to much light came through the rings. But with these not having them and the bonus of the underside being a black fabric. These work so good!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2024 by Samantha Jo Samantha Jo
Size: W52 x L63
Color: Stone Blue
I bought these to use one panel as a divider behind the front seats of my class B RV. Perfect size and very dark blackout. I like the material on the front. The pictures on the ad are a bit misleading, one picture shows the back as black but another shows another layer on top of the black fabric. There is only 2 layers, the colored front and the black back. Not a problem for my use, but beware if that’s an issue for you.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2024 by SpitfireJD
Size: W52 x L72
Color: Pure White
These curtains are very nice quality. They’re a bit expensive, but thick and well-made for the most part, and they really do offer total blackout capability, even with the blinds open behind them. So in that regard they are well worth the money. I wasn’t able to hang the curtain rod very high above my window, so a bit of light came though at the top, but I helped that by ordering some inexpensive pashmina shawls and folding them into the cracks above the roll-down blinds. With that in place, there’s very little light leakage. And none of that is really the fault of the curtains themselves - I only mention it in case other people have that particular issue. The only caveat I have with these pertains to the pure white color, which is what I originally ordered. I ended up returning those and getting the biscotti beige instead, and I’ll tell you the reasons why, for those who may be considering them. The pure white curtains have a black backing behind them like the others, and the dark color renders the white a cool, grayish tone, which didn’t go well with my more off-white paint. It gave the room a kind of stark, institutional hospital feel, and the curtains looked more like homemade bedsheets hung up than professional curtains. It wasn’t the nice homey feel I was going for at all. Also (and more importantly) the black backing was not sewn all the way up through the rod pocket, which allowed light to shine through the pocket from behind. This cut down on the blackout effect, obviously, and you could see the black, uneven, unfinished hem very clearly, including a lot of untrimmed threads. I found this very distracting and unattractive, so that’s why I returned them. The beige color didn’t have this issue, and is fully blackout-capable. My suggestion to the company would be that they offer these curtains in a nice cream or ivory color, and use a dark brown backing instead of the black, so it doesn’t change the warm tone of the fabric from the front. Sew the backing all the way up through the rod pocket, in order to prevent light leakage. I would also suggest offering a divided rod pocket, since the one provided is maybe two or three inches long, and this is much wider than is necessary for most standard curtain rods. In the case of my apartment, for example, where the window is close to the ceiling and I couldn’t hang the rod very high, it would have been great to have a two-part rod pocket so that I could have used the lower half, which would have created a ruffle at the top that would have blocked more light and increased the blackout effect. This is just an idea for future consideration. In general, though, these are awesome curtains, with the exception of the white color, which really could use some tweaking. Also the fabric seems slightly snaggy - a couple of the panels came with minor snags on them, which I managed to repair by pushing them back in. Not a major deal, but something to be aware of if you have other potentially snagging objects around them. Overall I’m very pleased with these curtains, though, and they do seem to make my apartment noticeably quieter and more insulated than it was before. I’m sure they will do a good job of keeping the heat and cold out year round. As a side note, make sure you have a fairly sturdy rod to hang these on, as they are reasonably heavy by nature. I hung them on the second-cheapest standard white rods from Walmart, and while they do work, I had to mount them very carefully or the rods would try to fold up on me like cardboard. I would hang them at one end, then on the center support, then finally pull the rod out at the other end to attach it to the bracket. I would recommend a more substantial rod if you can afford it. Using the kind that curves around at the ends will increase the blackout effect as well. You may also need to install plastic anchors for the center support, to give it a little more backbone.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2020 by Jerferd Jerferd
Size: W62 x L84
Color: Pure White
These curtains are very nicely made. I ordered the white rod-pocket curtains (with black on the inside for total blackout effect) and I am so pleased with my purchase! The material is soft and supple, high quality, and they hang beautifully. I have also purchased these blackout curtains with grommets and they also are thick and beautifully made, just make sure you mount the grommet-style blackout curtains high enough to prevent the sun from shining through the grommets. The rod-pocket style can hang from a regular rod, and for a very easy installation you can buy a tension rod and mount the curtains inside of the window casing. I have purchased 8 pairs of this particular brand over the past few years and remain very pleased that they still look brand new, they still hang beautifully and look great.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2023 by X
Size: W52 x L84
Color: Pure White
These curtains are HEAVY. Definitely going to have to upgrade our curtain rods. 100% black out. The price point is amazing. My only issue is I wanted to purchase the shorter curtains but they were $20 more for the same thing just shorter. I guess I will attempt to sew these shorter myself.
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2024 by Brandon Jumbelick Brandon Jumbelick
Size: W52 x L84
Color: Pure White
These blackout drapes are the best. Nice looking and really do the job. I have them on all my windows and it really made a difference in my heating and cooling bills. Highly recommend.
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2024 by Trish