Utopia Bedding Blackout Curtains for Bedroom, Grommet Window Curtains 54 Inch Length 2 Panels Thermal Insulated Drapes for Living Room (Grey, 42W x 54L Inches)
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Color: Grey
Size: 42"W x 54"L (Pack of 2)
Features
- Eyelet Curtains: Ready-made thermal curtains set of 2 each measuring 42 inches wide and 54 inches long. 6 anti-rust grommets per panel with 1.6 inches inner diameter that fit and slide easily with standard blackout curtain rods.
- Finest Quality: Woven from high quality polyester fabric make the draperies durable and long lasting. Top and bottom hem of 4 inches wide and side hem of 1 inch gives black out curtain a more sophisticated look.
- Triple Weave Construction: Innovative triple weave technology provides efficient heat and cold insulation. Allow light impedance of 85-95% and significant noise reduction. Matches perfectly with your windows, providing utmost privacy.
- Stylish and Elegant: Our thermal insulated window curtains offer a luxurious silky textured look that drape down beautifully. Stylish and versatile, the curtains fit perfectly with any decor be it living room, bedroom, kitchen or office.
- Easy Care: Our curtains are made to last. Machine wash on cold and do not tumble dry. It is advisable not to bleach. Iron at low setting when needed.
Brand: Utopia Bedding
Color: Grey
Material: Polyester
Product Dimensions: 54"L x 42"W
Opacity: Blackout Inches
Brand: Utopia Bedding
Color: Grey
Material: Polyester
Product Dimensions: 54"L x 42"W
Opacity: Blackout Inches
Special Feature: Blackout
Room Type: Dining Room, living room, Office
Style: Modern
Pattern: Solid
Theme: Color
Curtain Form: Drapes
Top Style: Grommet
Size: 42"W x 54"L (Pack of 2)
Included Components: Grommet
Recommended Uses For Product: Indoor
Specific Uses For Product: Privacy
Seasons: Summer
Hanging Method: Grommet
Item Weight: 1.87 Pounds
Number of Items: 2
Product Care Instructions: Machine Wash
Package Weight: 0.85 Kilograms
Fabric Type: 100% Polyester
Unit Count: 2 Count
Compatible with Rod Size: 1.6 Inches
Age Range (Description): Adult
Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Indoor
Model Name: UB1682
UPC: 840143517054
Manufacturer: Utopia Bedding
Item Weight: 1.87 pounds
Item model number: UB1682
Date First Available: March 19, 2021
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Color: Navy
Size: 52"W x 63"L (Pack of 2)
Our kids' room backups right against the street, so the noise is a bit loud at times with cars parking or driving past. Also, one of the beds is right up against the wall where the window is. When I tuck our kid to sleep, I can usually feel the cold coming from the window. One other reason why I got this is because my kids love to wake up right when they see daylight. I, on the other hand, like to sleep in way past that time. I haven't got to sleep in for three or four years! After much thought, I decided to get blackout thermal curtains to help alleviate some of the issues that I mentioned in the first paragraph. We got the Navy blue color and like it. It's a nice, dark blue color. The fabric is really, really nice. It's much nicer than I anticipated even though these curtains got great reviews. The holes have nice and securely placed grommets with a nice metal material. It's definitely a nice touch and I'm sure it adds to the durability of the curtains as well as make it easier to open and close. I'm not in their bedrooms often just hanging out. We usually hang out in the living room or dining room. So I can't say whether the curtains have helped much as far as noise goes. The room feels warmer, but most importantly, standing or laying right next to the window seems much better than before. Definitely as cold. We have vertical blinds and installed these curtains right over. The vertical blinds blocked a good amount of light, but definitely not near as much as we wanted. After installing these curtains over the blinds, it can be very, very dark in their rooms. It doesn't block 100% of the light, but these along with blinds probably blocks at least 95% of the light. It's really good. Unfortunately, I can't say how they would be without the blinds, but I'm sure it's much, much better than not having these blackout curtains. I'm really happy with my purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2016 by mark
I purchased the olive color blackout curtains and overall I'm happy with them. The material completely stops light (without annoying pinpoints of light, like some blackout curtains I've used). The curtains are attractive and seem to be of good quality. The grommet top looks nice and helps the curtains folds hang like they do in the pictures (I have some back tab blackout curtains as well and it's much harder to get the nice folds shown in the photos). The large grommets also make it easier to open and close the curtains, compared to back tab curtains. To block out as much light as possible, get a curtain rod designed for blackout curtains. Regular rods will usually let light in the sides and sometimes at the top. Blackout rods often curve in towards the wall on the sides and might not come out from the wall as far, so there's less space for light to seep through. Also, you should hang the rod a bit higher over the windows if you're going to use grommet top curtains than if you're going to use back tab curtains, because the grommets can let light through. Just make sure you don't hang the curtains so high they let light in on the bottom of the window. Because of the grommet top design, I couldn't find a way to completely stop light from getting through where the two curtain panels meet. I've attached a photo. I suppose I could pin the two panels together to prevent light from getting through, but that would make them too much of a hassle to open and close. With a back tab curtain design, you can just overlap the panels, but with the grommet top design, if you hang both panels on the curtain rod the same way (so they look symmetrical, which is obviously desirable), you can't pull one panel over the other where they meet in the middle to prevent light from getting in. This isn't a big issue, as it's a very small amount of light, but if you're looking to block 100% of light, consider a back tab design instead. I bought the brown version of the Best Home Fashion Thermal Insulated Blackout Curtains a few weeks before these. I prefer how the Utopia grommet tops look and lay and the greater ease with which they open and close, but the back tab curtains do a better job of preventing light from coming in where the panels meet. I would buy these curtains again and recommend them to you.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2015 by Moose Moose
Finally got around to hanging these up and I'm really pleased. We have wooden blinds at each window in our apartment, but there is still so much light that gets through even when the slats are shut. My boyfriend works night shift and needs to sleep during the day, so I searched through Amazon for blackout curtains and chose these based on the good reviews and reasonable price. The quality is great. I bought two sets of the navy blue- one for each window for our bedroom. The metal grommets are a bronze color which match nicely with the blue. The material feels kind of silky, but it's not shiny or cheap looking. The curtains are definitely blackout curtains. The picture I took are our windows with the curtains open, and then the curtains closed in the middle of the day. No light gets through except a little at the top and a little at the bottom, but this was expected. They are just long enough to cover our windows which is why I bought the size I did. I believe the measurements are accurate as to what is advertised. If you're looking for a good blackout curtain, I would highly recommend these.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2016 by Kellie Kellie
I had previously purchased this brand and color in a longer length and same color- I have since moved and needed these shorter panels for shorter windows in the same room. The two windows are narrow, so I just used one panel for each window. I have to say, I am quite pleased...even though it's been a couple of years since the first purchase, the color of these was REALLY close to the first ones- a little darker- but considering they were definitely from a different dye lot, I'm amazed at how close the color was- not a deal breaker! The fabric is thick and silky the touch and doesn't have a rubbery backing like so many blackout curtains have AND its the same color front and back! The only issue was they are 44" in length, but again, not a dealbreaker. Definitely recommend these!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2023 by CabinWoman