Deconovo Blackout Curtains 66x90 Inches, Super-Soft Wave Foil Thermal Blackout Eyelet Panels (2-pack) – Dark Grey
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The essentials
If you’re looking to cut out harsh daylight and get a more restful, private room, these Deconovo blackout curtains are built for that job. They come as a 2-panel set, each with eyelets for an easy hang, and the fabric is described as thermal and room-darkening.
On paper, the headline is straightforward: they’re meant to block a large share of sunlight and UV, with the added benefit of being non-see-through. The dark grey colour is also called out as performing better for blackout results, which is exactly the kind of practical detail people usually care about when choosing curtains.
That said, blackout performance depends a lot on how they’re fitted (coverage and how close they sit to the window). If you’ve got a small gap around the edges, no curtain will fully “seal” a room the way solid shutters can.
What you’ll notice day to day
Where these curtains earn their keep is the combination of blackout and an attractive wave stripe look with a foil-printed pattern. That matters if you don’t want blackout curtains to look plain or purely utilitarian. The fabric is 100% polyester, and the design is positioned as a way to add a bit of visual interest to a living room, bedroom, or study.
They’re also described as privacy-focused: the curtains aren’t see-through. So if you’re dealing with streetlights, neighbours, or bright rooms at night, you’re buying into the “drape for privacy” side as much as the light control.
A small, everyday detail: the set includes 10 metal eyelets on each panel. The inner ring diameter is listed as 4cm, so they’re designed to sit neatly on an appropriate curtain pole.
Key points
These are thermal blackout eyelet curtains in a 2-panel pack, designed to darken a room and help reduce UV coming in. The wave stripe pattern is foil printed, giving them a textured, slightly dressed-up look rather than a flat, basic curtain. The manufacturer quotes a light-blocking range of 85% to 95% (and notes dark colours work better), which is the sort of figure you’ll want to sanity-check against your own room setup.
If you’re aiming for stronger results, the fit really matters: measure the width you need, choose a hanging approach that minimises gaps, and make sure the curtain length suits how you want the fabric to fall. They’re a good match for daily use in places like a living room, bedroom, or study where you’d rather not fight bright light.
Tech specs
- Type: blackout / room-darkening curtains with thermal insulation
- Pack size: 2 panels per package
- Panel size: 168 x 229 cm
- Fabric material: 100% polyester
- Light blocking claim: 85%–95% of sunlight and UV rays
- Privacy: not see-through
- Hanging style: eyelet curtains
- Eyelets per panel: 10 silver eyelets
- Eyelet ring inner diameter: 4 cm
- Care instructions: hand wash below 30℃, iron on low temperature at the back only, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, hang to let wrinkles gradually disappear
- Pattern/design: foil printed wave striped pattern
- Colour: dark grey (as listed)
Who it’s for (and when it might fall short)
It makes sense if you want proper daytime control without losing style. If your current curtains are too sheer, too thin, or simply don’t stop glare, blackout curtains like this are usually the next step. They also suit people who like the look of eyelet curtains because hanging and moving them is typically less fiddly than pinch-pleat styles.
It may not suit you if you’re expecting “total darkness” like you’d get from specialist blackout lining plus carefully sealed fitting. With curtains, side gaps and top gaps can still let light in, even when the fabric itself blocks a high percentage.
Also, if you hate polyester or you’re after a very natural drape (as opposed to a smoother, curtain-fabric feel), you may find it less appealing—again, it’s not a flaw, just what’s specified.
Care & maintenance
The care guidance is simple but specific. Hand wash below 30℃ and iron low on the back only. Don’t bleach or tumble dry, and if there are wrinkles, the instruction is to hang for a while so they gradually disappear.
In practice, that means it’s not “throw in the tumble dryer and forget” territory. If you want low-effort laundry routines, keep the hand-wash/low-iron notes in mind before buying.
Is it worth it?
A solid buy if you want a stylish set of eyelet blackout curtains that can meaningfully reduce sunlight and UV, while also offering privacy. The 2-panel pack, foil wave striped design, and the quoted 85%–95% light-blocking range make it a clear value-for-purpose option for bedrooms and living rooms.
You may want to skip it if your top priority is near-light-sealing performance, or if you need curtains that can be machine-tumble dried. For best results, plan around measurement and coverage so the drape actually blocks the gaps you care about.
Mini FAQ
Do these curtains block UV as well as sunlight?
The listing states they can block 85%–95% of sunlight and UV rays.
Are the curtains see-through?
No—privacy is mentioned as a feature, with the curtains not described as see-through.
What’s the hanging style?
They’re eyelet curtains. Each panel includes 10 silver eyelets, with an inner ring diameter of 4cm.
How do you care for them?
Hand wash below 30℃, iron low temperature on the back only, and do not bleach or tumble dry.
Will wrinkles disappear?
The instruction is to hang them for a while, wrinkles should gradually disappear.