Deconovo Blackout Curtains Eyelet Thermal Insulated Wave Foil Printed Curtains - Striped - Blue

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The Deconovo Blackout Eyelet Curtains are designed for homeowners seeking an elegant balance of light control and thermal efficiency in their living rooms, bedrooms, or study areas. These curtains feature a stylish foil-printed wave striped pattern that adds a sense of opulence to any decor, effectively blocking 85% to 95% of sunlight and UV rays. While they offer excellent privacy and room-darkening capabilities, users should note that they require hand washing and are not suitable for tumble drying.
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Pattern | Striped |
| Model Part Number | UKCT3653DX-2 |
| Brand | Deconovo |
Each package contains two individual curtain panels.
No, these curtains must be hand-washed at cold temperatures to protect the fabric and the foil print.
The inner diameter of each eyelet ring is 4cm, suitable for most standard curtain rods.
They block approximately 85%-95% of sunlight and UV rays, depending on the specific color chosen.
Yes, but you should only iron on the back of the curtains at a warm temperature to avoid damaging the foil design.
No, they are made of a dense material designed to provide complete privacy.
Hang the curtains to allow gravity to pull them straight, or gently iron the reverse side on a warm setting.
Ensure the curtain rod is mounted close to the wall and that the panels overlap slightly when closed to maximize coverage.
Avoid contact with sharp objects and ensure you are only hand-washing the curtains without rubbing the foil area aggressively.
Installation is straightforward due to the eyelet design; simply thread your curtain rod through the 8 silver rings on each panel. The 4cm inner diameter accommodates most standard-sized curtain rods. For care, it is essential to follow the manufacturer's guidelines to preserve the foil printing: hand wash in cold water only, and never use bleach. To remove wrinkles, hang the panels for a few days to let gravity do the work, or iron on the reverse side of the fabric at a warm setting. Ensure no sharp objects come into contact with the fabric to avoid scratching the foil print.