Nanspring Linen Curtains, 105 Inches Long
Product description
Size & fit
These curtains suit shoppers looking for long panels that reach from near the ceiling toward the floor. Each panel measures 40 inches wide by 105 inches long, and the set includes two panels.
That length can help create a floor-to-ceiling look, but the right fit depends on your window and where you plan to mount the rod. Without that measurement, it is hard to know how much of the floor the panels will cover.
The pinch pleats add a fuller look, while memory-trained folds are intended to help the pleats keep their shape with use. Picture them framing a living room window: daylight comes through, but the fabric softens the glare rather than turning the room dark.
Pros
The linen-blend fabric is described as 160 GSM and light-filtering. It diffuses harsh sunlight while still letting light into the room, so these panels make more sense for a softer daytime feel than for blackout coverage or complete privacy. If you need a dark room for sleeping, a more opaque curtain is the better direction.
Hanging flexibility is another practical plus. The set includes hooks, rings, and clip rings, and the panels can also be hung using the back tabs. That gives you options for a visible rod, a more concealed rod, a track system, or clip-ring styling, depending on the setup you already have. It’s a great fit if you want to adjust the look without being locked into a single hanging method.
Spec sheet
- Product: Pinch-pleated linen-blend curtains
- Set: Two panels
- Panel size: 40 inches wide by 105 inches long
- Fabric weight: 160 GSM
- Color: Natural cream
- Included accessories: 20 hooks, 20 rings, and 20 clip rings
- Care: Machine wash in cold water, tumble dry on low. Iron on the lowest setting if creases remain.
When it makes sense
Choose these if your priority is softening incoming sunlight and adding pleated, long-panel styling, rather than blocking light completely. The neutral natural cream color is intended to work across a range of decor styles, though the listing does not provide a fabric-composition breakdown or a finished-width measurement for the full pair. Those missing details make it harder to judge exact coverage and drape before hanging.
Which hanging style suits your room: a visible rod with rings, or back tabs that hide it? The included options let you decide, but the fabric’s light-filtering design is the bigger distinction when comparing them with heavier, opaque curtains. It’s not for you if you need blackout performance or want a precisely stated total width before choosing. For a bright living room where some daylight is welcome, the two-panel set has a clear use, for a dark bedroom or a window that needs full light control, look for a more opaque option.