Joydeco 2-Pane Blackout Curtains 72 in - Grey
Double-layer 100% blackout curtains with textured faux-linen look. Blocks 100% sunlight and UV for cooler summers and warmer winters. Customers note thick, durable fabric and linen-like appearance with strong light blocking
Highlights
- double-layer blackout with liner
- grommet window design
- thermally insulative fabric
Pros
- 100% blackout with dual-layer liner
- Textured faux-linen fabric appearance
- Grommet design for smooth sliding
- Thermal insulation for temperature control
- Pack of 2 panels with generous width
Cons
- Mixed feedback on blackout effectiveness
- Some durability concerns reported by users
Best For
Features
- 100% Polyester, 100% Blackout Joydeco blackout curtains are double layered with liner on the back. The innovative double woven textured fabric can block out entirely 100% sunlight and harmful UV ray (deep colors work better), keeping room cooler against heat in summer and retaining the room warm in winter. , Grommet DesignThe curtains are designed with Grommets. Grommet design is a modern and fashionable curtain style suitable for various living and office environments. This design adds a metal ring at the top of the curtain to make it easier to slide and distribute the weight of the curtain fabric evenly. , Packaging SpecificationsEach package contains 2 black out curtains panels. Each panel measures 52"W x 72"L
- Pair measures 104"W x 72"L. , Faux Linen MaterialThe fabric of Joydeco curtain is polyester fiber, which has the characteristics of high strength, wear resistance and tear resistance. This fiber fabric also has excellent anti pollution performance and is easy to clean and maintain. In addition, Joydeco curtain also uses the appearance design of flax texture to make its appearance more elegant and natural. , Thermal InsulatingJoydeco 100% blackout curtain has excellent thermal insulation properties. It is made of high-quality materials, which effectively insulates the cold air and heat outside keeps the indoor warm and comfortable.
