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Overstock fabric. Keeping your house cooler in summer, warmer in winter and darker and less noisy year-round, Thermalogic Weathermate curtains are perfect companions for energy-bill watchers.
- White acrylic backing deflects light and insulates to reduce energy usage
- Soft cotton fabric has rich color and is washable
- Minimizes window drafts
- Reduces glare on TV and computer screens
- Perfect for day sleepers
- Protects carpet and furniture from sun fade
- White backing meets condominium requirements
- Tab-top style
- Sold as a pair
- Dimensions (WxL): Two panels, each 80x84"
- Fabric: Cotton with acrylic backing
- Care: Machine wash, hang dry
- Made in Pakistan or China
Average Rating (138 reviews)
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Reviewed by sierra-girl from Sunshine state on Tuesday, April 30, 2013These are very nice curtains. Nice thick cotton. Room darkening value. When I took them out of the package they looked too long and they were about 2-3 inches. I decided to wash them to get the package wrinkles out and soften them up. They shrank about 5 inches in length which, ultimately, made them too short. I can still use them becuase I bought them for a temporary "door" in an entry way which we are going to put french doors on eventually. It would have been a big deal if I were ussing them on a window. If you wash them do not out them in the dryer.
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Reviewed by MTInnkeeper from Montana on Wednesday, April 17, 2013Yes, the other reviews discussing wrinkles are true. I'm going to try steaming them out while the panels are spread out on the floor. Also I'm going to sew in drapery weights to help them hang better.
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Reviewed by Wisconsin walker from Wisconsin on Tuesday, April 16, 2013When I took them out of the package there was some cracks at the bottom just above both hems. Because I was going to hem them up anyway I decided to keep them. For the money they will work just fine. Had I paid a hefty price i would have sent them back after seeing the defects. They actually look very nice hanging in my living room and really do block the light. I did wash and line dry them before I hemmed them up. They did shrink a couple of inches. I also presses them before hanging and am pleased with the final result. I only gave them 3 stars because of the way they looked out of the package but would buy again.
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Reviewed by mike from colorado on Saturday, April 13, 2013The appear to be well made, they block light and retain energy in or out.
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Reviewed by Sunflower from Chicago on Sunday, April 07, 2013I didn't wash these first as others did, but did iron them as firmly and hotly as I could before I hung them (abt med iron heat), and about half of the heavy wrinkliness came out. Our color is the navy blue (the med blue was too heathery/gray-ish, so we exchanged), and it doesn't show the wrinkles as a lighter color might, but they're still wrinkled, and I wouldn't like these in my living room. I won't invest another session in removing them and ironing them again to see if that works more; I don't have time to do that all over again. But once did help some and was necessary as far as I'm concerned. Suggest don't get these for a showy room. But otherwise they are the heavy room-darkening and insulating coverage we wanted. And very very good price!
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Question “will 80in cover 80in window an look pleated”
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Answer I will try to answer this- no. The 80 inch is a flat measure. Get double, or the maximum width and you will have a more billowy generous pleated look. I have much experience with these, and I have had them flat width just covering and it's ok if you want it to look like a shade but honestly it going to be better with more width.
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Answer No it will not since that is the actual dimension of the panel.
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Question “What is the fabric weight of these curtains?”
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Answer These curtains are made of a heavyweight cotton.
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Question “Are these similar to black-out curtains? These drapes would be used for an 82" wide sliding glass door in our master bedroom. We are trying to eliminate light in the early morning. I'm not sure if the term black-out is descriptive or simply just a sales pitch; like "natural" foods.”
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Answer These are not a black out type of curtain.
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Question “What is the exact length of the tabs? I need to be sure the tabs will fit my 2" diameter curtain rods.||Also, what is the total weight of the curtains when hung?”
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Question “What's the actual total weight of both curtains? I need to ensure that they won't be too heavy for my curtain rod”
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Question “Is is blockout material?”
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Answer The are not black out curtains
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Question “Is the 160 the sum of two panels? or is this really one panel for a sliding glass door? Thanks!”
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Answer The pair of curtains are 160" wide or 80" separated.
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Answer It is the sum. Each piece is 80" wide for a total of 160".
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Answer There are two panels. I am using them for a sliding door. You'll have a split in the middle, but I don't mind it, they stay closed (overlapped a bit) when I want to block light completely.
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Question “Is each curtain 160" wide or are the pair together 160" wide?”
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Answer The pair of curtains are 160" wide.
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Question “Does the length include the length of the tab top?”
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Answer Yes, the length does include tabs.
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Answer The length is from the top of the tab to the bottom of the curtain and fairly close to advertised.
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Question “What diameter curtain rod can these tab curtains accomodate?”
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Answer The tabs are quite large and are about 2" long so it can accommodate a variety of sizes.
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