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Closeouts. Thermalogic's Ultimate Blackout curtain liner is a quick fix that does more than save your eyes from sun glare; it protects furnishings from sun fade, makes windows more energy efficient, and is washable.
- Reduces light and noise for night-shift workers
- Improves TV/computer screen clarity
- Fits all grommet tops, pinch pleats and pole tops with up to 1-1/4" rod diameter
- Sold separately
- Dimensions (WxL): Single panel, 45x56" or 45x77"
- Fabric: 80% polyester, 20% cotton
- Back: Acrylic
- Care: Machine wash, hang dry
- Made in China
Average Rating (62 reviews)
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Reviewed by nylulu from katonah on Monday, April 08, 2013These blackout liners do block light. However, the metal attachments at the top drop down so far from the rod thus showing lots of light. Your drapes would have to be way above the windows to put these on without this problem. In my case I have limited space that precludes raising the rod. Sure you could put the rod through the top of the curtain BUT then it doesn't slide quickly. its really weird how these are constructed
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Reviewed by Peter from Michigan on Monday, April 01, 2013Very happy with these liners. They help keep the cold out and are easy to use in multiple operations
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Reviewed by Polly Prissypan from Jacksonville, F on Wednesday, February 27, 2013This liner is the best I've used.
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Reviewed by mizztara71 from Anniston, AL on Sunday, January 20, 2013I have a window that faces the sun and it ruins my sleep. I purchased the blackout liners and my problem is solved. I will definitely buy more.
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Reviewed by LynnSmith from Milford, CT on Sunday, January 13, 2013I bought these for 2 bedrooms to block out light, cold air, and more importantly sound from ongoing construction on our street. I was so impressed with them, that I bought them for my living room as well. I like that they hang on their own rod, so I'm not committed to the dark, heavy, pricier black-out drapes. I just pair them with prettier curtains on the outside rod. Also, I was able to get them on sale at 70% off, went through Ebates for a % cash back, used my credit card for additional cash back, and free shipping. I priced many more expensive thermal black-out blinds, and these were just perfect..exactly what I wanted, and for a very affordable price.
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Question “How do these attach to rod pocket drapes? You show them used in a picture but doesn't show how.”
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Answer Liner has 1 1/2" diameter metal rings at the top of the curtain.
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Question “Hi There,||I am looking for blackout liner with the length of 95inches long|do you have this, or can you get this length to be available. Thanks”
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Answer Sorry we do not have what you are requesting. Due to the nature of the closeout business, we often receive items in limited quantities. Therefore, popular sizes and colors can sell out quickly. Occasionally we are able to reorder a product, but closeout items are typically unable to be reordered.|Unfortunately we are currently out of this item, but we suggest signing up for the My Updates as the best way to monitor incoming products. You will receive email notifications of our newest stock items. You can also access the "New Items" section of our website at anytime. New Items are all products that have arrived within the last 21 days. |http://ww2.sierratradingpost.com/newproducts~21/|http://ww2.sierratradingpost.com/myupdates/myupdatessignup/
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Question “Do the curtains close with Velcro, or a magnetic strip?”
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Answer Neither. There is not closure. They simply hang.
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Answer Curtain liner can be used with a rod or hooks but does not have velcro or magnetic strips.
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Question “How do I calculate how many panels i will need to cover the length of my window?”
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Answer 1. Measure the width of the curtain rod if you have chosen it. If you haven't chosen one, measure the width of the window and add 1 to 3 inches for each side of the window. The amount you add depends on how far to the side of the window you want the curtains to hang.||2. Multiply the rod length by 1.5 for minimum fullness, 2 for medium fullness and 2.5 for an extra full look. For example, for a 36-inch rod, your measurements would be 54 inches for minimum fullness, 72 inches for medium fullness and 90 inches for an extra full look.||3. Divide your total inches measurement by the width of the panels you have chosen. If you want the curtains to be able to close fully, you should always use enough panels to cover the width of the window. Round up to the next whole number if you want to achieve more fullness. For example, if you have a 28-inch-wide panel and a 36-inch curtain rod, purchase two panels for minimum fullness, three panels for medium fullness and four panels for extra fullness.
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Question “How many panels are in a package? Most curtain liners have two panels (each half the width stated on the package). Is this the case with this product? (e.g. the package has two panels, each 22 1/2 X 77" or 22 1/2 x 56").”
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Answer Only one panel comes in each package.Thanks for asking.
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Question “How many panels are in each package? For example: does the 45 X 77" product package contain two panels each with that dimension?”
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Answer Only one panel comes in each package.Thanks for asking.
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Question “How many panels are required for a 60" overall window width?||Thanks!”
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Answer As these are single panels that are 45 or 47" wide you would need to get something that would be about 60" to cover the whole window.
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Question “Will these liners work with tab top curtains?”
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Answer These liners work with all types of curtains.To install them will depend on the type of curtain, for most you hook them to the loop and for the grommet panels there are grommet attachments.
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Answer yes, instructions enclosed.
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Question “How do these curtains install? What sort of curtains would the liners not work for?”
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Answer These liners work with all types of curtains.To install them will depend on the type of curtain, for most you hook them to the loop and for the grommet panels there are grommet attachments.
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Question “I've been looking at insulated curtains and I'm looking for an insulated liner to pair with the curtains I already have. Will this liner provide good winter insulation or is it mainly to deflect light and heat? Thanks.”
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Answer These have reviewed to be a well insulating lining. They are also very effective of keeping the light out.
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