Gleneagles Tartan Thermal Blackout Eyelet Curtains - Black - Checkered

A thermal blackout lining is a layer added to the back of the curtain. It helps to block out external light effectively, creating a darker room, and also provides insulation to help retain heat within the room.

Measure the length from the top of your curtain pole to where you want the curtain to finish. For width, measure the width of your curtain pole. Eyelet curtains are typically sold as single panels, so ensure you purchase enough panels to cover the full width of your pole, allowing for pleating when drawn.

No, these curtains are dry clean only. Washing them in a machine may damage the fabric and the thermal blackout lining.

No, the matching cushion covers are available to purchase separately. They are not included with the curtains.

'W' refers to the width of the curtain panel, and 'L' refers to the length (drop) of the curtain panel.

While durable, the 100% polyester fabric and dry-clean-only instruction make them best suited for living rooms, bedrooms, or studies rather than high-moisture areas like bathrooms or kitchens.

The Gleneagles range is available in various colorways, including rich green and stylish silver blue, often featuring a tartan check pattern.

Gently iron on a cool setting on the reverse side, or use a steamer. For best results, consider professional dry cleaning which often includes steaming.

Ensure the curtain pole is smooth and free of debris. If the pole is particularly thick, consider using a slightly smaller diameter pole or curtain rings.

This is normal for eyelet curtains. For maximum darkness, consider using tie-backs to pull curtains fully closed and ensure they are adequately sized for the window, overlapping the frame.

While durable, prolonged direct sunlight can fade any fabric over time. Consider using the curtains to block direct sun during peak hours or supplement with blinds.