MRTREES Blue 66in Drop Thermal Blackout Curtains (2 Panels, Eyelet) for Bedroom & Living Room
Product description
What these curtains are for
MRTREES offers ready-made eyelet thermal curtains in a bedroom-friendly blue tone, supplied as 2 panels per pack. With a 46 inch width and 66 inch drop per panel, they’re aimed at people who want a softer-looking curtain setup that can still do more than just hang there for decoration.
On paper, the focus is on three practical things: light control (blackout-style), temperature help (thermal insulation), and privacy. If you often find early morning glare or uneven room temperature annoying, these are the sort of curtains you’d look at first—especially because they’re supplied in a ready-to-hang format rather than requiring sewing or custom measuring.
That said, do keep expectations realistic: “blackout” here is described as blocking about 85% of light using a triple weave. So they’re more “very darkening” than a lab-grade blackout for every window type.
Key points
You get two eyelet panels sized for a 66 inch drop, designed to sit neatly on a rod thanks to the ring openings. The fabric uses a triple weave to reduce light and comes across as matte and flexible, which usually translates to curtains that don’t look overly shiny in daylight.
They’re also positioned as energy-saving thermal curtains, intended to reduce heat escape in both summer and winter. And for comfort, the description also claims eyelet curtains reduce outside noise to a certain extent, which may help you sleep more easily if road noise or general ambience bothers you.
Where they stand out in everyday use
The most convincing part of this curtain choice is the combination of thermal + light control without you having to think too hard about installation. Eyelet curtains are straightforward: slide them onto a suitable curtain pole, hang them, and you’re done.
A quick micro-scenario: imagine you’ve got a child’s room or guest bedroom that catches morning light. You hang these up, close them fully at dawn, and the room should feel noticeably less bright thanks to the stated ~85% light blocking. That can be the difference between “half awake” and actually sleeping in.
They’re also described as protecting privacy by giving personal space, which is a big reason people buy curtains even when they’re not chasing full blackout.
Things to note before you buy
A few details are worth double-checking so you’re not surprised when they arrive.
First, the colour may not look identical to what you see on screen. The listing explicitly warns that different screens can shift the received colour slightly.
Second, there may be a faint smell when you open the package due to long transportation. The guidance is to hang them for a while and that it should disappear.
Third, the “white” reference is a bit unusual: the listing says they add black silk, so they look more like greyish white than real white. This is relevant mainly if you’re sensitive to colour cast—your curtains are blue, but it’s still a sign the final tone may be more nuanced than a flat dye.
Lastly, they’re machine washable under 30 degrees with mild detergent and no bleaching. If you’re expecting higher-temperature washing or heavy-duty stain removal, this may not be the right fit.
Tech specs
- Curtains type: Ready made eyelet thermal blackout curtains (2 panels per package)
- Panel count: 2
- Width per panel: 46 inch
- Drop per panel: 66 inch
- Ring (eyelet) inner diameter: about 1.6 inch
- Light blocking claim: blocks about 85% of light
- Fabric construction: triple weave technology
- Care: machine washable under 30 degrees, mild detergent, no bleaching, low-temperature ironing if needed
Pros and potential drawbacks
What you’ll likely like: - Ready-made convenience: 2 panels in one pack and sized for a 66 inch drop - Eyelets make hanging straightforward on a compatible curtain pole - Triple weave approach aimed at reducing light (about 85%) and improving privacy - Thermal positioning for temperature comfort in summer and winter - Easy-care instructions, including machine washing and low-temp ironing
What could disappoint (depending on your priorities): - If you truly need full blackout darkness, “85% of light” means it may not fully meet that requirement - Noise reduction is described as “to a certain extent”, not a guarantee - You may need to account for colour differences and any initial faint transportation odour - The listing doesn’t mention exact curtain fullness/gather level, so if you’re after a very specific, lush look, you may want to judge whether 2 panels will cover your window width the way you expect
It’s also worth thinking about alternatives in this category. If your main goal is purely style with minimal temperature effect, you might find lighter, cheaper options elsewhere. If your main goal is maximum darkness, you’d normally look more closely at “true blackout” claims rather than a percentage.
Usage tips
If you’re putting these up in a bedroom, aim for consistent coverage across the window. Eyelet curtains usually sit differently depending on how the pole height interacts with the window frame, so take a moment to ensure the top sits how you want.
When they arrive with possible creases, the instructions suggest hanging for a while so wrinkles gradually disappear. If you can’t wait, low-temperature ironing is suggested—just remember the listing mentions low temperature rather than high-heat settings.
For washing, stick to the under-30 degrees guidance and mild detergent, and avoid bleach so the fabric stays in the condition the description promises.
Buying verdict
Worth considering if you want a ready-to-hang pair of eyelet thermal curtains for a bedroom or living room where light control and privacy matter, and where you’d like the “extra comfort” idea of reduced heat escape in both summer and winter.
You may want to skip them if you require near-total blackout darkness, or if you’re very particular about colour accuracy and expect the curtains to match an exact screen tone. Also, if you want higher-temperature washing or a heavy-duty stain solution, the care instructions listed here may feel limiting.
Mini FAQ
Do these curtains come as 2 panels?
Yes—this pack is described as 2 panels per package.
What is the curtain drop length?
Each panel is described as 66 inch drop.
How much light do they block?
The listing states the blackout curtain blocks about 85% of light.
Are they easy to clean?
They’re described as machine washable under 30 degrees with mild detergent and no bleaching.
Will there be any smell when they arrive?
The listing notes they may have a faint smell when first opened due to transportation, and that it should disappear after hanging for a while.