Furn Twilight Blackout Eyelet Curtains - Black

To achieve a full, gathered look, measure the width of your curtain pole (not the window). Then, multiply this measurement by 1.5 to 2. This will give you the ideal total curtain width you need. If you have two curtain panels, divide this total by two for each panel's width. Refer to the size guide for pole width compatibility.

These curtains feature a 3-pass blackout lining, which is highly effective at blocking natural light, making them very close to 100% blackout. However, some minimal light may still enter around the edges of the curtain pole or window frame, depending on installation and fit.

No, these curtains are designed with an eyelet header, which requires a curtain pole for hanging. They are not compatible with curtain tracks or other hanging systems that use hooks.

The thermal fabric and 3-pass lining create an insulating barrier at your window. This helps to reduce heat transfer – keeping warm air inside during colder months and blocking heat gain from sunlight during warmer months, contributing to energy efficiency.

The eyelets have an internal diameter of 4cm and an external diameter of 6cm. This makes them compatible with most standard curtain poles.

Yes, their excellent blackout properties are ideal for creating a dark environment conducive to sleep for children and babies. The thermal properties also help maintain a comfortable room temperature.

These curtains are machine washable. It's recommended to wash them on a gentle cycle with cold or lukewarm water using a mild detergent. Air drying is preferred, or tumble dry on a very low heat setting, removing promptly to prevent damage to the blackout lining.

Ensure your curtain pole extends adequately beyond the window frame (15-30cm on each side is often recommended). The curtain width chosen should also be sufficient to cover the window with enough gather. For maximum blackout, consider pairing with a blackout blind if light bleed from the top or sides is persistent.

Hang the curtains immediately after unpacking or washing. Many creases will naturally fall out over a few days. For stubborn wrinkles, use a garment steamer on a low setting, or iron on the fabric side (not the blackout lining directly) at a low temperature, following care label instructions.

Check if your curtain pole's diameter is compatible with the 4cm internal eyelet diameter. If the pole is too thick, it will cause friction. Ensure the pole is clean and free of obstructions. A silicone-based spray or furniture polish applied to the pole can sometimes help eyelets glide more easily.

Ensure you followed the machine wash instructions precisely, particularly regarding water temperature and cycle type (gentle cycle is key). Avoid over-drying in a tumble dryer on high heat. Air dry or tumble dry on a very low setting, removing curtains while slightly damp and hanging them to finish drying naturally. Over-washing or harsh detergents can sometimes affect fabric feel.

While providing excellent blackout, the plain fabric offers strong privacy. If direct sunlight makes the fabric seem less opaque from the outside, ensure the curtains are fully drawn and gathered properly. For extreme privacy needs during daylight without complete darkness, consider adding sheer curtains on a separate pole or track behind the blackout curtains.