Deconovo Super Soft Thermal Insulated Blackout Eyelet Curtains (140 x 180 cm) – Light Grey, 1 Pair
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The essentials
These Deconovo thermal insulated blackout eyelet curtains are aimed at one thing: taking control of the light coming through a window. On paper, the “triple weave” approach is designed to block light from the back of the curtain, which can help your room feel noticeably darker during the day.
They’re also positioned as a year-round comfort curtain. The idea is to reduce how much heat and cold transfer through the window area, so your bedroom (or living room) feels a bit more steady across seasons. It’s not a guarantee of perfect insulation, but it’s a sensible direction if you’re dealing with glare, bright mornings, or a room that swings temperature-wise.
Key points
If you’re buying curtains to improve sleep or make a sunny room more manageable, these are set up for that kind of job. The blackout function is described as blocking incoming light directly from the window, and the thermal insulation angle is there for both summer sun and winter chill.
The fabric is polyester, and the curtains are built to hang neatly thanks to the eyelet design. They’re “super soft” in the branding, but practically what that means for most buyers is a drape that feels comfortable rather than stiff. The colour is light grey, intended to blend cleanly with walls and window areas without looking too loud.
Worth noting: blackout curtains usually perform best when the edges meet the wall closely and the curtain length is right for your window. If you’re expecting total darkness with gaps all around, you may be disappointed.
Where they stand out in everyday use
A simple example: imagine a bedroom with strong morning sun. You close these curtains during the day and the room becomes easier to settle into. For anyone with fragile sleep, children, or babies, that “less light in the daytime” benefit can matter more than you’d think.
In a living room, they also help with glare on TVs or bright reflections on floors, especially when the window faces direct sun. And because they’re described as thermal insulated, you’re not only treating light—you’re also trying to make the space feel more consistent across seasons.
Tech specs
- Material: 100% polyester
- Fabric weight: 230g / m2
- Panels per pack: 2
- Curtain size: 140 x 180 cm (width x height)
- Height measurement: taken from the top of the ring
- Care instructions: machine wash or hand wash (cold water <30°C)
What you’ll like, and what to be careful about
The positives are fairly clear from the description: blackout performance designed to block light from the back, plus thermal insulation benefits for sun and cold. The eyelet style is also a practical choice if you already have a compatible curtain pole setup, as it’s straightforward to hang and adjust.
That said, it can be a little limiting if your main goal is a premium, room-darkening setup with minimal light leakage at the sides and top—curtain fit becomes your responsibility. Also, because the pack is “1 pair” (two panels), you’ll want to check that the total width suits your window rather than assuming more fullness automatically.
Mini FAQ
Are these curtains really blackout?
They’re marketed as blackout curtains using a “triple weave” method to block light. No curtain is magic, but the intent is to create a darker interior during the day.
What size do I need for my window?
Each set includes two panels with a size of 140 x 180 cm (width x height). Before buying, measure your window and think about how wide your curtains need to be for a good coverage look.
How do I measure the curtain height?
The height is measured from the top of the eyelet ring. That’s a small detail, but it helps prevent ending up with curtains that look shorter (or longer) than expected.
How should I wash them?
They can be hand washed or machine washed in cold water under 30°C.
Final verdict
When it makes sense
It’s a good fit if you want blackout-style daylight control for a bedroom, or you need a curtain that tackles sunny glare in a living room. It also makes sense if you’re looking for thermal insulation benefits for both summer and winter, rather than just a decorative curtain.
When you may want to skip it
It may not suit you if you’re aiming for a perfectly engineered blackout result with minimal gaps and you don’t have a way to ensure good coverage around the window edges. It’s also less compelling if you’re only after styling and don’t really need light-blocking or insulation benefits.
Who it suits best
If you’re buying for fragile sleep, children, babies, or a very sunny space, these curtains line up with that use case. If you want something that’s practical, soft to live with, and designed for day-to-day comfort, this set is the kind of purchase that can pay off quietly over time.