BellaHills 100% Blackout Curtains (2 Panels) – Thermal Insulated Eyelet Curtains, Dark Teal, 90 x 90 Inch

What these blackout curtains are for

If your bedroom or living room is getting too much morning glare, these BellaHills 100% blackout curtains are built around the idea of proper light control. They come as ready-made panels with a black liner backing, which is designed to block out bright sunlight and UV rays, while also helping with privacy.

On paper, they’re also trying to do more than “just” blackout. The fabric is described as advanced triple weave with high-density blackout material, aiming to support thermal insulation and reduce noise. That’s the kind of combination that can be especially useful if you live with street lighting, early sun, or you simply want the room to feel more settled in the evening.

The essentials in plain English

You get 2 panels per package, each panel measuring 90" wide by 90" long, with 14 anti-rust eyelets per panel. That eyelet count is a practical detail for common curtain rails, but do note the guidance given: these fit curtain rods less than 1.6" diameter. If your rod is thicker, it may not sit as intended.

The blackout mechanism here isn’t vague: the backing is a black liner, intended to help deliver “100%” bright light blocking and UV protection. It’s the sort of claim that’s worth checking against your room’s setup (window size, how close the curtain sits to the frame), because any curtain will have limits if the gaps around the edges are large.

For a quick everyday example, think about winter evenings: you close the curtains to reduce drafts and glare, then you get an easier time winding down because the room darkens much more consistently than standard, semi-sheer curtains.

Where they stand out

A few things feel genuinely useful for day-to-day living:

• Light blocking with a black liner backing: The stated approach is designed to stop bright sunlight and UV rays, which can also help protect furniture from colour fading.
• Thermal and noise reduction intent: The triple weave, high-density blackout fabric is positioned as thermal insulated and room darkening, with noise reduction benefits.
• Privacy protection: Beyond darkness, the product is clearly aimed at making your space less visible from outside.
• Easy care: Machine washable, with instructions to use non-chlorine bleach only if needed, tumble dry low, and warm iron when required.

What to watch before you buy

This isn’t a “one size fits all” situation, even if the measurements look straightforward.

First, the rod size matters. These are designed for curtain rods under 1.6" diameter, so it’s worth checking your existing hardware before ordering.

Second, darkness performance depends on fit. Even with true blackout fabric, if your curtain isn’t wide enough for the window (or if it doesn’t close fully across the sides), light can still find gaps. The stated total width is 180" for both panels combined, which may or may not cover your window nicely depending on how you hang and how wide the curtain track is.

Finally, there’s a tonal limitation to consider: the curtains are described in dark teal, which can look rich and cosy, but if you’re aiming for a neutral backdrop, you might find it changes the mood more than a plain grey/cream set would.

How these fit different room styles

The colour and fabric are presented as a classic look, described as suitable for contemporary, traditional, vintage, rustic, and Victorian home styles. If you want blackout performance without something that looks overly technical, the “eyelet curtains” format and classic panel styling can be a decent match.

It’s also mentioned there are no chemical coating and no formaldehyde. That’s the kind of reassurance some buyers care about, although the practical takeaway for most people will be the overall fabric feel and whether it hangs the way you expect.

Usage tips for better results

To get the best effect (especially for blackout and privacy), hang them so the panels sit smoothly and close together, without large visible gaps. If you can, aim for a proper coverage area across the window rather than letting the curtains stop short.

When it’s time to refresh them, follow the care instructions: machine wash, tumble dry low, and only warm iron if needed. That should keep maintenance relatively simple compared with heavier, more temperamental fabrics.

Final verdict

Should you buy it?

It makes sense if you want proper light blocking for a bedroom or you’re aiming for darker evenings and more privacy in a living room, with the added hope of thermal insulation and reduced noise. The black liner backing and the triple weave, high-density approach are the features that support that intention.

You may want to skip it if your curtain rod is thicker than the stated fit, or if your window coverage and hanging setup typically leaves gaps (because even the best blackout fabric can’t fully compensate for an imperfect seal around the frame). Also consider whether dark teal suits the overall look you’re building—this is more than a neutral blackout.

Mini FAQ

Are these curtains ready made or do I need to hem them?

They’re described as ready made with panels measuring 90" wide and 90" long each.

How many panels do you get?

There are 2 panels per package, with a stated total width of 180".

Do they fit all curtain rods?

They’re designed to fit curtain rods less than 1.6" diameter, based on the anti-rust eyelets.

Can they be washed in a machine?

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

Do they help with noise as well as light?

The fabric is described as offering noise reducing performance alongside thermal insulation and room darkening.