Deconovo Super Soft Blackout Thermal Eyelet Curtains (Turquoise) – 1 Pair, W52 x L63 Inch
Product description
The essentials
If you’re trying to make a bedroom feel calmer and a bit more temperature-friendly, these Deconovo blackout curtains are designed for exactly that. The idea is simple: a “triple weave” construction to help reduce heat loss and block out light, plus eyelets so you can hang them without fiddling around.
They’re sold as a pair and come ready to hang, so the biggest decision is usually the fit. If your window dimensions are a match, these can be a practical way to upgrade everyday comfort—especially in darker-coloured curtains, where light blocking tends to work better (so the darker side of the palette is worth noting, even if your chosen colour is turquoise).
What you’ll notice in use
On paper, the blackout claim is doing the heavy lifting: the fabric is intended to prevent heat escaping and to block sunlight from entering the room. In real day-to-day terms, that usually shows up as a bedroom that feels less “sun-blasted” in the morning and less drafty in cooler seasons.
Because they’re eyelet curtains, they’re generally quicker to assemble than alternatives that require more complicated hanging. And they’re described as having a soft-touch, matte texture—meaning they’re not trying to look stiff or plastic-y. You’ll still want to expect the usual curtain behaviour (some natural wrinkles when first unboxed are possible), but the care instructions suggest they should settle if you hang them or use low/warmer ironing as directed.
Worth noting: the darker colour tends to perform best for light blocking, so if you’re buying primarily for maximum blackout, it’s a good idea to sanity-check your colour choice.
Key takeaways (and who they suit)
These curtains sit in a sensible “value-for-comfort” lane rather than being a fully bespoke, heavy-duty luxury upgrade. You’re paying for thermal and blackout functionality with a straightforward hanging system.
It makes sense if: - you want a calmer sleep environment by reducing incoming light - you’re trying to keep warmth in during winter and reduce heat build-up in summer - you prefer eyelet curtains that are quicker to hang - you want a soft matte finish for an indoor bedroom look
It might not suit you if: - you need precise, room-perfect measurements and the fit is uncertain (sizes are given, but only you can judge your window) - you’re expecting “perfect blackout” with a lighter/different colourway—these should help, but performance can vary with colour and placement
Key specifications
- Material: 100% polyester
- Panels per package: 2
- Panel size: 132 x 160 cm (Width x Length)
- Eyelet inner diameter: 4 cm
- Style/installation: ready to hang, eyelet curtains
- Thermal/light approach: triple weave technology (intended to reduce heat escape and block sunlight)
Care & maintenance
Maintenance is kept fairly simple. They’re machine washable in cold water, with ironing recommended at low temperature. The instructions also specify not to bleach and not to tumble dry.
If you spot wrinkles, the guidance is to hang them for a while or iron at a warm temperature so the creases gradually disappear. That’s a fairly standard approach for curtains with texture, and it’s usually enough if you’re installing them and want them to look neat without overthinking it.
What to check before you buy
Before committing, it’s worth double-checking three things:
First, measurement confidence. The product is sold as a pair and each panel has a stated width and length, so you’ll want to make sure that matches how you plan to cover the window.
Second, compatibility with your curtain pole. The eyelet inner diameter is stated as 4 cm, which matters if you have a thicker pole or a specific rail setup.
Third, your expectations on blackout. The fabric is designed to block sunlight, and dark colours are said to work better. If your main goal is maximum light reduction, consider whether the chosen colour and how you hang the curtains will give you the coverage you want.
In the box
This is sold as a 1 pair set, with 2 curtain panels per package.
Final verdict
It’s a good fit if you want soft-touch blackout curtains that also target thermal comfort, and you’re happy with an eyelet, ready-to-hang setup for a bedroom. The triple weave concept and the promise of heat retention and sunlight blocking make it a practical “upgrade the room without fuss” purchase.
You may want to skip it if you’re unsure about the measurements, or if your top priority is near-total blackout regardless of colour and placement. In that case, it’s better to be more cautious with expectations.
If you’re buying for day-to-day use—sleep, privacy, and reducing temperature swings—these are worth considering.
Mini FAQ
Are these curtains ready to hang?
Yes, they’re described as ready to hang, and the eyelets are intended to make assembling them more convenient.
Do they help with energy bills?
The product is designed to help prevent heat escaping and block sunlight, with the aim of saving energy. Exact savings aren’t stated, so it’s best to view this as a comfort-focused thermal curtain rather than a guaranteed cost-cutting device.
Can they be machine washed?
They’re machine washable in cold water. Bleach and tumble drying are not recommended.
What’s the eyelet size?
The inner diameter of each ring is given as 4 cm.
Will they arrive wrinkled?
Wrinkles are addressed in the care instructions: hang for a while or iron at warm/low as directed so creases gradually disappear.