- 39% Polyester/31% Cotton/21% Rayon/9% Linen
- Imported
- Sold as single panel
- Blocks over 99% of light compared to ordinary curtains
- Reduces unwanted noise
- Helps to save on home heating and cooling costs
- Creates the optimal sleep environment
What benefits do Blackout curtains offer?
Eclipse Blackout curtains offer a similar light blocking strength to Absolute Zero, but instead of pitch blackness, there is some light penetration through the panel. Blackout curtains also provide the maximum amount of privacy, considerable noise reduction, and significant energy savings.
Where would you use a blackout curtain?
- This light blocking level is recommended for kids’ bedrooms, living rooms, dens, playrooms, or any room where you may want the appearance of darkness, while still having enough light to navigate throughout the room.
- Blackout curtains are also the perfect choice on windows that tend to radiate heat, as they provide optimal thermal protection without creating a pitch black environment.
How does Thermalayer technology work?
Eclipse ThermaLayer technology provides a triple layer approach to functional curtains. Black yarns are woven into a unique thermal lining to produce a dual protective layer. Our specialized weaving method keeps the black yarns within the lining so that the lining face has a luxurious white finish. This lining is then sewn onto beautiful face fabrics. This technique creates a curtain that has supreme light blocking, noise reducing, and energy saving functionality with a decorator aesthetic.
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| Light blocking | Blocks light blocking | Blocks 98-99.9% of light | Blocks 93-97.9% of light |
| Noise reduction | Maximize noise reduction | Considerable noise reduction | Some noise reduction |
| Energy savings | Maximize energy savings | Significant energy savings | Some energy savings |
| Privacy | Maximize privacy | Maximize privacy | Significant amount of privacy |
How to Measure Single or Double Hung Windows
- Measure the width of the window frame. (A to B)
- Measure the length of the window frame. (C to D)
- Measure the length from the top of the window frame to the floor. (E to F)
Determining Proper Width When measuring the width of your window (A to B), be sure to consider whether you are hanging your curtain hardware on the inside or outside of the window trim. If you are aiming for a fuller, gathered look, make sure to multiply your measurement by 2.5x.
Determining Proper Length Consider the look you want to achieve and where you want the bottom of your curtains to fall. Panels are usually hung so they fall anywhere from the window sill (C to D) or to the floor (E to F). Typically, panels are hung 4 inches above the window frame.
Helpful Tips:
- Consider pooling your drapes for a more dramatic effect, this means your drapes will gather on the floor.
- If you have baseboard heating, consider whether you want to cover or have curtains end just above baseboard.
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What benefits do Blackout curtains offer?
Eclipse Blackout curtains offer a similar light blocking strength to Absolute Zero, but instead of pitch blackness, there is some light penetration through the panel. Blackout curtains also provide the maximum amount of privacy, considerable noise reduction, and significant energy savings.
Where would you use a blackout curtain?
- This light blocking level is recommended for kids’ bedrooms, living rooms, dens, playrooms, or any room where you may want the appearance of darkness, while still having enough light to navigate throughout the room.
- Blackout curtains are also the perfect choice on windows that tend to radiate heat, as they provide optimal thermal protection without creating a pitch black environment.
How does Thermalayer technology work?
Eclipse ThermaLayer technology provides a triple layer approach to functional curtains. Black yarns are woven into a unique thermal lining to produce a dual protective layer. Our specialized weaving method keeps the black yarns within the lining so that the lining face has a luxurious white finish. This lining is then sewn onto beautiful face fabrics. This technique creates a curtain that has supreme light blocking, noise reducing, and energy saving functionality with a decorator aesthetic.
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|---|---|---|---|
| Light blocking | Blocks light blocking | Blocks 98-99.9% of light | Blocks 93-97.9% of light |
| Noise reduction | Maximize noise reduction | Considerable noise reduction | Some noise reduction |
| Energy savings | Maximize energy savings | Significant energy savings | Some energy savings |
| Privacy | Maximize privacy | Maximize privacy | Significant amount of privacy |
How to Measure Single or Double Hung Windows
- Measure the width of the window frame. (A to B)
- Measure the length of the window frame. (C to D)
- Measure the length from the top of the window frame to the floor. (E to F)
Determining Proper Width When measuring the width of your window (A to B), be sure to consider whether you are hanging your curtain hardware on the inside or outside of the window trim. If you are aiming for a fuller, gathered look, make sure to multiply your measurement by 2.5x.
Determining Proper Length Consider the look you want to achieve and where you want the bottom of your curtains to fall. Panels are usually hung so they fall anywhere from the window sill (C to D) or to the floor (E to F). Typically, panels are hung 4 inches above the window frame.
Helpful Tips:
- Consider pooling your drapes for a more dramatic effect, this means your drapes will gather on the floor.
- If you have baseboard heating, consider whether you want to cover or have curtains end just above baseboard.
BEST SELLERS
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