HuiCloud 100% Blackout Stick-on Blind (Oxford blackout fabric) 200 x 145 cm

What it is and why you’d want it

HuiCloud’s 100% Blackout stick-on blind is a portable window darkening cover designed to make a room feel properly dark. On paper, it’s aimed at people who want to block sunlight and UV rays without fitting proper permanent blinds. That “temporary but effective” angle matters if you’re renting, you’re sorting out a camper or loft space, or you just don’t want to drill into window frames.

The fabric is described as high-quality Oxford, ultra-lightweight and durable, with a silver coating on the back. The coating is also said to help reduce indoor temperature, which is the kind of bonus benefit you notice most in summer when light and heat build up.

Key features worth knowing (before you buy)

The real selling point here is the combination of blackout performance and flexible fitting.

• It’s made to block 100% of the sun and UV rays (as claimed), so it’s designed for complete darkness.
• Installation is described as no-drill: you measure, cut to size/shape, and apply using included hook and loop tapes.
• The blind can be torn off when you don’t need it, or tied up with the included rope.

The “cut to any shape” approach is useful, but it also means you’ll do a bit of measuring and trimming work. If you’re after a perfectly neat, factory-finished edge without effort, this may feel a touch fiddly.

What it’s like in everyday use

Imagine you’ve got a bedroom window that gets bright in the early morning. Instead of living with glare while you sort out proper blinds, you measure the window area, cut the blackout sheet slightly oversized (the brand suggests cutting oversized to minimise light gaps), then apply it with the hook and loop tapes. Within minutes, you’ve turned a bright room into a darker sleep space.

Because it’s portable and includes a storage bag, it’s also the sort of product you can move between rooms or use occasionally—say for a study when you need focus, or for a garage/den when privacy and light control are the priority.

Size, cutting and fit: where you need to be careful

This blind comes as 200 x 145 cm, but it’s designed to be cut down to the shape you need. That flexibility is handy for unusual window layouts (patio glass, skylights, doors, and other awkward openings are mentioned).

However, getting truly “blackout” results often comes down to coverage. The guidance given is to cut the cover oversized compared to the window to minimise light entering. In other words, if you cut too tight or you leave gaps around the edges, you may not get the full blackout effect you’re expecting.

It suits you best if you’re comfortable doing DIY measuring and trimming, and you’re happy to adjust the size for your specific window shape.

Pros and where it can fall short

Pros

• No-drill, temporary installation approach for windows and other openings.
• The silver-backed fabric is positioned for both darkness and a potential cooling effect in summer.
• Portable design, with storage included, which fits better than permanent blinds for occasional use.
• Comes with hook and loop tapes plus practical accessories (including a cutter, storage bag, ruler, and tie rope).

Where it can be less convincing

• It’s not a “set and forget” permanent solution—because it’s detachable/temporary, it’s best thought of as a practical cover rather than a built-in feature.
• If your priority is a neat, rigid system with no trimming, this may feel like it requires more effort than ready-made fixed blinds.

Who it’s for (and who should skip it)

It makes sense if you need blackout coverage for bedrooms or other rooms where you want reduced glare and a darker environment, and you prefer avoiding drilling. It also suits travel or flexible setups—like camper use—where you want something lightweight and easy to store.

You may want to skip it if you want an exact, pre-cut solution for a standard window size and you don’t want to measure or cut anything. It might not be a great match if you’re expecting a perfectly tailored finish straight out of the pack.

In the box and what to check before installing

You get a blackout blind plus hook and loop tapes, a cutter, a storage bag, a ruler, and curtain rope for tie-up use. Before you start, it’s worth checking your window’s opening and planning where the tapes will sit so you can apply the blind securely.

Also, take the brand’s suggestion about cutting oversized seriously—small edge gaps are often the difference between “dark enough” and “properly blackout”.

Final verdict

Worth buying if you want a no-drill, portable blackout solution you can cut to shape, use in bedrooms or other rooms, and remove when you don’t need it. The included tapes and accessories make it practical for DIY and repeated use.

Better avoided if you’re looking for a permanent, pre-fitted blind with no measuring and no trimming effort, or if you’re likely to cut too tight and leave gaps around the edges.

Mini FAQ

Can it be removed without drilling?

Yes—installation is described as no-drill, and when you don’t need it you can tear it off (or tie it up with the included rope).

Does it work on different window shapes?

It’s designed to be cut to any size or shape you need, so it’s positioned for unusual openings like patio glass, skylights, and doors.

Will it keep the room completely dark?

The product is claimed to block 100% of the sun and UV rays, but coverage and edge gaps matter—cutting the cover slightly oversized is specifically mentioned to minimise light entering.

Is it mainly for bedrooms?

Bedrooms are mentioned, but it’s also suggested for study, living room, office, kitchen, bathroom, garage and more—any space where you want blackout light control.