Deconovo Grey Blackout Curtains (46 x 54 inch) Eyelet Thermal Insulated – 2 Panels
Product description
If you’re trying to make a bedroom feel properly “shut” to light and noise, blackout curtains are often the fastest upgrade. These Deconovo eyelet blackout curtains come as 2 panels in a grey tone with a soft-touch matte feel, and they’re designed to be ready to hang straight out of the packet. On paper they’re aimed at people who want a practical light-blocking curtain without fuss—measure, hang, and get on with your day.
The key thing to understand is the size and drop. Each panel is 117 cm wide and 138 cm long, with 4 cm eyelets. Because they’re eyelet top curtains, they’ll sit best when you’ve got a pole that fits through the rings, and you’ll want to be comfortable with how full the gathered look will be. The manufacturer guidance is to measure your curtain pole (not the window), then choose a total curtain width of about 1.5–2 times your pole. If you’re expecting a very neat, tight look, or you like curtains that almost don’t move, you may need to double-check the width choice.
What to know before you buy
These are ready-made eyelet blackout curtains intended for indoor spaces such as a bedroom, living room and kids room. They’re described as thermal insulated, made using a triple weave technology, with the specific note that dark colours tend to work better for blackout performance—so the light grey shade is worth keeping in mind if your priority is maximum light blocking.
Installation is meant to be straightforward: the panels are easy to hang and you can put them up without sewing or complicated fitting. The grey colour is positioned as “light grey”, and the curtain style is meant to dress the window with a modern feel thanks to the texture and stitching.
A small limitation to be aware of: blackout isn’t the same as “complete darkness for every room and every time of year”. These curtains are designed to block a large share of light (the claim is 90%–95%), but real-world results depend a lot on where light is coming from—particularly around the edges and your window/pole width.
The essentials
Key features in everyday terms
The stand-out promise here is blackout and energy saving. Deconovo states the curtains will block 90%–95% of light, helping reduce unwanted daylight creeping into private moments. They’re also pitched as helping keep homes cooler in summer and warmer in winter, which is the kind of benefit you actually notice over time if your windows face strong sun or cold drafts.
The fabric is described as lightweight with a soft touch mate texture and “perfectly executed stitches”. That matters more than you’d think: if a curtain looks lumpy, poorly finished, or too shiny, it can ruin the look even if it blocks light well. Here, the idea is that you get both the functional side (blackout/thermal) and the visual side (a tidy, textured finish).
What you’ll notice in use
Imagine it’s early morning and you can see that first band of light cutting across the floor. With these hanging properly across the window (and ideally with enough width to cover your pole area), you’re meant to lose most of that spill. The triple weave construction is the mechanism behind that, and the “eyelet” design means the curtains should glide on a pole rather than bunch or snag.
Where this really shines is in bedrooms and kids rooms—places where light control affects sleep. The thermal angle also makes them a sensible choice if you want your living space to feel steadier temperature-wise, rather than chasing drafts with extra heating.
That said, if your window has odd sides, a recess, or you’re trying to block light very precisely from corners, you may need to think about coverage (how far the panels extend and whether you have enough width and length for edge-to-edge coverage). Curtains can only do so much if there’s a gap.
Tech specs
- Name: Deconovo Grey Blackout Curtains Eyelet Thermal Insulated Bedroom Blackout Eyelet Curtains
- Type: Ready made eyelet blackout curtains (2 panels)
- Size: 46 x 54 inch (2 panels per pack)
- Panel dimensions: 117 cm wide x 138 cm long (each panel)
- Eyelets: 4 cm eyelets
- Colour: Light grey (grey)
- Features: Triple weave blackout effect, thermal insulated
- Care instructions: Machine washable (gentle cycle), warm iron, do not bleach, do not tumble dry
Pros and cons that matter
These curtains are a strong practical pick if you’re after blackout performance alongside a softer, modern look, and you want something you can hang quickly. The machine-washable, gentle-cycle guidance is also a real-life benefit—especially in households where curtains get touched, sat near, or accumulate dust.
On the downside, the blackout claim is tied to “dark colours work better”, and this is a light grey. It still aims to block 90%–95% of light, but if you’re very sensitive to early sunrise or street lighting, you might find that other approaches (such as darker shades or extra coverage strategies) suit you better.
Also, because they’re sold as 2 panels, your final look depends on how wide your pole is and how much curtain width you choose relative to it. If you under-buy width, you may lose some of that neat, full coverage.
Is it worth it?
If you want ready-to-hang blackout curtains for a bedroom or living room and you’re looking for thermal insulation benefits too, this Deconovo pack makes sense—especially when you’re happy to measure your pole and choose the total width as advised (around 1.5–2 times your pole). It’s not a complicated buy, and the care instructions are straightforward enough to live with.
You may want to skip them if your top priority is near-total darkness with the lightest possible shade, or if your window setup makes full edge coverage hard. In those cases, the light grey colour and the fact that the blackout performance can depend on coverage become the sticking points.
A sensible decision checklist before buying: confirm your pole measurement, confirm your drop length from the pole to where you want the curtains to end, and make sure the total width you’ll end up with matches the “1.5–2 times the pole” guidance. Get those right and these curtains should do what they say: block most of the light while keeping the room feeling more controlled across seasons.
FAQ
How do I hang these curtains?
They’re ready-made eyelet curtains, so you’ll hang them by threading the pole through the eyelets. The guidance is to measure your curtain pole (not the window) before choosing the width.
Do they really block most light?
The product description claims a 90%–95% light-blocking effect. Keep in mind that the manufacturer notes dark colours work better, so results can vary in the real world.
Can I wash them at home?
Yes. They’re machine washable on a gentle cycle and can be warm ironed if you notice creases. Do not bleach and do not tumble dry.
Are they suitable for a kids room?
Yes, the description explicitly mentions kids rooms as a use case—particularly because blackout performance helps with light control.
What should I measure to get the size right?
Measure your curtain pole for total width (aim for 1.5–2 times your pole width) and measure the drop from the pole to where you want the curtains to end.