Full Blackout Curtain Panel
Full Blackout Curtain Panel
Free US shipping over $55 · $8 flat below. Most orders arrive in 1–3 weeks. Shipping policy
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Description
Description
This single panel is built around a coated insulated lining that stops sunlight rather than filtering it, so the room stays dark whether it is midday or midnight. It is a practical choice for shift workers sleeping through the afternoon, light sleepers who wake with the sun, and nurseries that need a reliably dim room at nap time. It is sold as one panel, so order two if you want to close a window from both sides.
The face fabric has a clean, modern solid finish that suits most rooms without drawing attention to itself, and the coated lining adds enough weight for the panel to hang straight and fall in even folds. That lining also slows heat moving through the glass, which helps a bedroom hold its temperature on cold nights and through long, bright afternoons, and it takes some of the edge off street noise.
The grommet top slides along a standard rod and makes drawing the curtain a quick one-hand movement. Measure before you order and allow extra width so the panel gathers instead of sitting flat, because a curtain cut exactly to the opening will let light in along the edges. If the panel is going into a nursery or a child's room, keep the fabric and any tieback cords out of reach and away from the crib.
- 100% blackout performance from a coated insulated lining
- Grommet top for smooth one-hand opening on a standard rod
- Thermal lining helps a room hold its temperature year-round
- Clean solid finish that suits bedrooms, nurseries and living rooms
- Sold as a single panel - order two to cover a full window
- Keep fabric and tieback cords away from cribs and small children
Shipping and Returns
Shipping and Returns
Free US shipping on orders over $55. Orders under $55 ship for a flat $8. We ship within the United States only.
Most orders arrive within 1 to 3 weeks, including 1 to 2 business days of processing. You will receive tracking by email once your order ships. Orders with several items may arrive in more than one parcel.
30 day returns. Items under $35 do not need to be sent back โ email us and we will refund you. For items $35 and over, email us first and we will send the correct return address.

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Stops Light, Does Not Filter It
The coated insulated lining stops sunlight rather than filtering it, so the room stays dark whether it is the middle of the day or the middle of the night.
Insulated Lining Holds Heat In
The same layer that blocks light also slows heat moving through the glass, which keeps a room warmer in winter and cooler on a bright afternoon.
Sleep Through The Afternoon
It is a practical choice for shift workers, new parents and anyone who has to sleep out of step with daylight. The9thHour stocks it for exactly those people.
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Durable Materials
Long lasting and durable materials
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Timeless Designs
Every product is always time tested
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Easy Setup Everytime
Hassle free setup and accurate sizing
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this true blackout?
The lining is coated to stop light rather than diffuse it, so no daylight passes through the fabric itself. Light around the edges depends on how the rail is fitted.
How do I get rid of the light at the edges?
Fit the rail wider and higher than the window and let the panel overlap the frame. That single change makes more difference than the fabric choice.
Will it help with heating bills?
Insulated panels slow heat loss through glass, which is why they are often recommended for older windows in cold rooms.
Is it one panel or two?
This listing is for a single panel, so you can order one for a narrow window or several for a wide one without paying for a fixed pair.
Does it reduce noise?
Heavy lined fabric absorbs some sound from outside. It is not soundproofing, but a lot of people notice a room feels quieter with them closed.