Pair or single
Thermal Blackout Curtains, White
£69.00
a pair · 2 curtains- Blackout
- Thermal
- Pair or single
A blackout curtain designed to be used on its own or behind a decorative curtain, to darken the room and improve comfort.
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A blackout curtain designed to be used on its own or behind a decorative curtain, to darken the room and improve comfort.
- Opaque blackout fabric
- Helps limit temperature swings near the window
- Available with eyelet or pencil pleat heading
- Sold as a pair or as a single curtain
Sizes: 140 × 350 cm (55 × 138 in), 144 × 280 cm (57 × 110 in), 200 × 280 cm (79 × 110 in), 350 × 280 cm (138 × 110 in). Each size is the width × drop of one curtain.
Heading: eyelet or pencil pleat.
Choosing your size: measure the width of your pole or track and the drop from the pole to where you want the curtain to finish.
Care: follow the care label sewn into each curtain.
- Thermal blackoutFace fabric
- Thermal Blackout CurtainsBlocks daylight
- Eyelet or pencil pleatHeading
- Pair or singleTwo curtains, or just one
- Face
- Thermal blackout
- Type
- Thermal Blackout Curtains
- Heading
- eyelet or pencil pleat
- Sold as
- a pair or a single curtain
- Sizes
- width × drop of one curtain
- Care
- follow the care label sewn into each curtain
- 1Measure the poleWidth of the pole or track, without the finials.
- 2Measure the dropFrom the pole to where the curtain should stop.
- 3Pick the size aboveChoose the first size at or above your measurements.
Sizes are the width × drop of one curtain. Prices shown are for a pair; single curtains are also available.
- Follow the care label
- Iron low, on the reverse
- Hang straight away
Always follow the care label sewn into each curtain.
Full details in our Shipping policy and Refund policy.
Drag to draw the curtains.
For the darkest room, let the pole run 15 to 20 cm past the window on each side.
Warmer rooms, darker nights.
- Helps keep the heat in on winter evenings
- Takes the chill off older, single-glazed windows
- Keeps rooms cooler when the summer sun hits
- Blackout ranges stop daylight passing through the fabric
- Darker rooms for naps, nurseries and night shifts
- Privacy from the street, day and night
What you are paying for.
The face fabric, chosen for the way it falls and the way it feels.
On our blackout ranges, a blackout lining or backing stops daylight passing through.
Eyelets slide on the pole without catching. Pencil pleat suits tracks.
A neat, even hem that hangs straight.
Other fabrics.
Good to know.
Still unsure? Send us a photo of your window and we reply within 24 hours.
Are the curtains sold as a pair or single?
Both. Choose Pair to receive two curtains, or Single curtain to receive one. Every size is the width and drop of one curtain.
Which size do I need?
Measure your pole or track without the finials, then from the pole to where the curtain should finish. Choose the first width at or above your pole, and the first drop at or above your measurement. The size finder above does it for you.
Eyelet or pencil pleat?
Eyelets slide straight onto a pole and fall in deep, even waves. Pencil pleat works on a track, or a pole with rings, and gives a more tailored gather.
Will my room be completely dark?
Our blackout curtains stop light passing through the fabric. Light can still come in around the edges, so let the pole run 15 to 20 cm past the window on each side and choose a drop that reaches the sill or the floor.
Can I wash them?
Follow the care label sewn into each curtain. Most fabrics take a gentle cool wash or dry cleaning.
What if I choose the wrong size?
Return the unused curtains within 30 days of delivery and place a new order in the right size. Return postage is paid by you, unless the item is faulty or not what you ordered. See our Refund policy.
How long does delivery take?
Delivery to the UK is free. Processing takes 2 to 5 working days and transit 10 to 15 working days, so 12 to 20 working days in total. There are no import fees to pay on delivery. See our Shipping policy.