BellaHills 100% Blackout Curtains (2 Panels) Thermal Insulated Eyelet Curtains, Black Liner, Pumice Stone, 66 x 72 Inch

What these blackout curtains are for

If your bedroom (or living room) lets in too much light, these BellaHills blackout curtains are built to do the opposite. They’re ready-made as eyelet curtains with a black liner backing, aiming to block bright sunlight and UV rays. The pitch here is straightforward: darker rooms for better sleep, plus help reducing glare and protecting furnishings from colour fading.

They’re also positioned as more than just “light blocking”. With a high-density, triple weave fabric, the curtains are designed to add thermal insulation and privacy, and they may also help with noise reduction. Not every home behaves the same (drafts and window shapes vary), but the concept is sensible if you want a single solution that tackles light, temperature feel, and privacy in one go.

Key features that matter day to day

The headline detail is the blackout effect. The black liner backing is the part that’s supposed to make a noticeable difference, especially in rooms where streetlights or early morning sun are your biggest annoyances. If you’ve ever woken up to a room that’s basically a brightbox before your alarm goes off, you’ll know why that matters.

Fabric construction is another part of the story. The curtains are made using advanced triple weave technology, with a high-density blackout fabric. In practical terms, that usually translates to curtains that hang with some body rather than feeling thin and translucent.

Then there’s the hardware side: each pack includes two panels, and each panel has 10 anti-rust grommets designed to fit curtain rods less than 1.6 inches in diameter. If you already know your rod size, that’s worth checking before you order.

Size, panels, and what “ready made” implies

This is a ready-made set: 2 panels per package. Each panel measures 66 inches wide x 72 inches long, with the drop measured from the curtain top to the bottom.

One limitation to flag: the panels’ width is fixed. So the look you can achieve depends on your window width and whether you like a fuller, more gathered effect or a flatter drape. If you’re aiming for heavy, hotel-style fullness, you may want to compare your window width and how you currently hang curtains.

Thermal insulation, privacy and noise: where they fit

The product description leans into three everyday benefits beyond blackout: thermal insulation, room darkening, and privacy. It also mentions noise reducing. In real life, noise reduction from curtains can be quite situational—thickness and fit matter, and gaps around the sides or top can still let sound through. That said, if your main goal is to make a room feel calmer and easier to live with (and not just darker), this kind of fabric-backed blackout design makes sense.

Worth noting that the “100%” claim is ambitious, but the included liner and blackout construction are aligned with the intention. If your window has unusual light gaps, you may still want to consider how curtains meet the frame.

Style and practical living: Pumice Stone with a black backing

These panels are described as having a classic style that can work across contemporary, traditional, vintage, rustic and Victorian home themes. The colour given is Pumice Stone, which suggests a neutral, soft-leaning tone rather than a bold statement colour.

The look is also influenced by the black liner on the backing. That’s not necessarily a problem (often you don’t see the back), but it does help explain why the curtains can perform for light blocking. If you’re sensitive to how lined curtains fall or how they look at certain angles, it’s something to bear in mind.

Care and maintenance

On paper, these are easy to live with: they’re machine washable. The guidance is to use non-chlorine bleach if needed, tumble dry low, and warm iron as required.

If you want them to stay neat and consistent, the care instructions are fairly standard for this sort of fabric. Just don’t assume every blackout curtain tolerates the same washing routine—follow the provided instructions so you don’t end up with puckering or uneven hang.

Is it worth it?

It’s a good fit if you’re looking for ready-made eyelet curtains designed to block bright sunlight and UV rays, and you also want thermal insulation and privacy in the same set. The two-panel pack and grommet setup suit people who want a simple, rod-hung solution without having to measure and sew.

It may not be a great match if your window needs a different panel width for the fullness you prefer, or if your curtain rod is wider than the stated fit range (less than 1.6 inches diameter). You may also want to skip it if your main priority is ultra-styled shading rather than performance—this is more about function (blackout, insulation, privacy) than decorative sheer layering.

Mini FAQ

Will these curtains fit my curtain rod?

They’re designed for curtain rods less than 1.6 inches in diameter, using 10 anti-rust grommets per panel. If your rod is thicker, double-check before buying.

Do they need to be lined to block light?

They include a black liner on the backing, which is part of how the blackout effect is achieved.

How many panels do you get?

You get 2 panels per package, each measuring 66 inches wide x 72 inches long.

Can I wash them at home?

Yes, they’re machine washable, with guidance to use non-chlorine bleach if needed, tumble dry low, and warm iron as required.

Are they good for bedrooms specifically?

They’re described as suitable for bedrooms and also for living rooms. If light intrusion is your main problem, the blackout goal aligns well with both spaces.