Alan Symonds Malay Curtains - Green

These Alan Symonds Malay Curtains are designed with a triple weave blackout fabric that blocks up to 95% of incoming light, providing excellent room darkening and privacy. They are not a full 100% blackout solution.

Measure the width of your curtain pole, not the window itself. For eyelet curtains, it's recommended to have a total curtain width that is 1.5 to 2 times the pole width for a good gather. Measure the drop from the top of your pole to where you want the curtain to end (e.g., sill, below sill, or floor).

Yes, these curtains are 100% polyester and machine washable. Use a gentle cycle with cold water and avoid bleach. It's best to line dry them and use a light iron on the reverse side if necessary.

Info needed: Please check the product packaging or retailer details for information on included accessories like tie-backs. They are not explicitly mentioned in the core product description.

Yes, the triple weave blackout fabric provides excellent thermal properties, helping to insulate your room. This means they can help keep your room warmer in winter by reducing heat loss and cooler in summer by blocking sunlight.

This specific product guide is for the 'Green' colour with dimensions H:137.0 x W:168.0 cm. Other variants, including 'Grey' and different sizes, may be available under the Alan Symonds Malay Curtains range. Please check the full product catalog for alternatives.

These curtains feature an Eyelet Ring Top heading, so they require a standard curtain pole for installation. Ensure the pole's diameter is compatible with the eyelet rings.

While these curtains block 95% of light, slight light bleed can occur around the edges if the curtains don't extend adequately beyond the window frame. Ensure your curtain pole is wide enough to allow the curtains to overlap the window by at least 15-20cm on each side when closed. Consider adding a pelmet or valance for enhanced light blockage at the top.

Polyester can sometimes crease during packaging. Gently iron on a *light* setting on the reverse side of the fabric. Alternatively, hang the curtains for a few days; minor creases often relax with gravity and room humidity. A light steam can also help.

Check that your curtain pole is clean and free of any debris or rough spots. Ensure the pole diameter is appropriate for the eyelet size; an overly thick pole can cause friction. Applying a small amount of silicone spray (designed for textiles) to the inside of the eyelets can reduce friction, but test on an inconspicuous area first.