Thermal Curtain – Tightly Woven Blackout Panel Against Heat and Glare

Thermal Curtain – Stops the Afternoon Sun Before It Reaches the Floor

A densely woven curtain that blocks direct sunlight and slows down how quickly a room heats up. Because no light passes through, the room also stays private once the lamps are on. Seven sizes run from 80 x 100 cm to 120 x 120 cm.

Why choose a thermal curtain?

A south-facing room climbs through the afternoon and barely cools down again by evening. Dense fabric catches the sun before it lands on your floor and furniture, which is worth a few degrees. That same density keeps the view from outside once it gets dark.

• Dense weave — Lets no direct sunlight through and slows the warm-up.
• Blackout effect — Useful in a bedroom or in front of a screen with no reflection.
• Limits the view in — Even with the lamp on, the room stays dark from outside.
• Seven sizes — From a narrow window up to a wide patio door.
• Hangs heavy — Falls straight and does not lift with an open window.

A window where the sun is no longer the first thing through it.

Measure the width of your rail and add about a third, so the curtain keeps its folds when closed. Hang it as close to the glass as the rail allows for the best effect on heat. Creases from the fold drop out within a day of hanging.

Specifications

• densely woven blackout fabric
• seven sizes from 80 x 100 cm to 120 x 120 cm (31 x 39 in to 47 x 47 in)
• finished with a tape header

Put it up before the next hot week.