Water-Repellent Blackout Curtain With Metal Eyelets – 254 Cm Wide

This water-repellent blackout curtain is designed for screening on terraces, pergolas, covered outdoor areas, and larger window sections. The heavy fabric dampens sunlight and prying eyes, providing more privacy and subdued lighting conditions.

The curtain consists of one wide panel measuring approximately 254 cm. It is available in three heights of approximately 213, 243, and 274 cm, allowing the length to be adapted to different openings and hanging areas.

The metal eyelets are placed both at the top and bottom. The top eyelets are used for hanging on a curtain rod, while the bottom eyelets can be used to secure the curtain and limit movement in light winds. A tie strap is included to gather the curtain when it needs to be held open.

Key Benefits

• Dampens approximately 70-88% of light depending on the chosen variant and lighting conditions.
• Provides increased privacy on terraces, pergolas, and larger windows.
• Water-repellent surface helps repel light moisture and water splashes.
• Metal eyelets at the top make the curtain easy to hang on a suitable curtain rod.
• Metal eyelets at the bottom allow the curtain to be secured closer to the ground.
• Heavy polyester fabric with a specified weight of approximately 450 g/m².
• Can help to dampen direct sunlight and heat around the screened area.
• Suitable for both outdoor coverings and selected indoor areas.
• Width of approximately 254 cm provides good coverage with one curtain panel.
• Available in three heights: approximately 213, 243, and 274 cm.
• Tie strap included for gathering the curtain.
• Can be machine washed at low temperature.

Overview

This blackout curtain with metal eyelets combines light screening, privacy, and a water-repellent surface in one wide curtain panel. It can be used to screen a pergola, covered terrace, pavilion, balcony, or a larger window section.

The fabric has a dense construction with an internal light-dimming layer. The light screening is specified to be approximately 70-88% depending on the variant and surroundings. Therefore, the curtain provides significant dimming of daylight but should not be described as completely light-tight in all situations.

The metal eyelets at both ends make the curtain particularly practical in outdoor and semi-open areas. At the top, the panel is hung on a suitable rod, while the bottom row of eyelets can be used with appropriate fastening if the curtain needs to be held more stable.

Sizes and Measurements

Note: Measure the opening and the desired distance to the floor or ground before selecting size. There may be slight measurement deviations.

Measurements and Specifications

70-88% Light Screening

The curtain has a dense fabric structure that dampens a large portion of the incoming light. The specified light screening is approximately 70-88% depending on the chosen variant, the sun’s position, and the specific lighting conditions.

This makes the curtain suitable for areas where direct sunlight needs to be dimmed without the area necessarily becoming completely dark. The light screening can also contribute to a more pleasant atmosphere on the terrace or in a room with large windows.

The degree of blackout may be experienced differently in direct sunlight, overcast weather, and artificial lighting.

More Privacy on Terrace and Pergola

The dense fabric limits prying eyes through the curtain and can therefore be used to create a more screened area. It is practical around terraces, pergolas, pavilions, or other places where a clear division between the living area and surroundings is wanted.

The curtain can be drawn closed when screening is wanted and gathered with the included tie strap when the opening needs to be free.

By using multiple panels, a larger area can be covered, or the curtains can meet in the middle of the opening.

Water-Repellent Surface

The polyester fabric has a water-repellent surface that helps to cause light water splashes and moisture to bead up rather than immediately penetrate the material.

Water-repellent does not mean that the curtain is completely waterproof in prolonged or heavy rain. In persistent bad weather, the curtain should be drawn aside or stored under more protected conditions.

Allow the curtain to dry completely before tying it together or packing it away.

Metal Eyelets at the Top and Bottom

The curtain has metal eyelets along both the top and bottom edges. The top eyelets are directly threaded over a suitable curtain rod, making hanging simple and providing even folds in the fabric.

The bottom eyelets can be used to secure the curtain with appropriate rod, line, elastic, or other suitable fastening. This can help limit the curtain’s movement back and forth in light winds.

Each metal eyelet has an inner diameter of approximately 4 cm and an outer diameter of approximately 6 cm. Therefore, check the diameter of the curtain rod before purchase.

Heavy Fabric With Insulating Structure

The fabric has a specified weight of approximately 450 g/m² and is constructed with a dense inner layer. The construction contributes to light screening and can help reduce direct heat and sunlight exposure around the covered area.

The curtain does not function as a permanent insulated wall but can create a clear screening between the living area and surroundings.

The dense construction also makes it useful for larger indoor window sections where more privacy and subdued daylight are wanted.

For Terrace, Pavilion, and Indoor Use

The curtain can be used in several places, including:

• Covered Terrace
• Pergola
• Pavilion
• Balcony with Suitable Hanging
• Veranda
• Conservatory
• Larger Windows and Glass Sections
• Door Openings
• Room Division in the Home
• Office, Hotel, and Other Indoor Environments

For outdoor use, the curtain rod and fastening should be chosen according to the area’s construction and load.

How to Install the Curtain

1. Measure the width and height of the opening.
2. Select the curtain height that best fits the area.
3. Check that the curtain rod fits through the metal eyelets.
4. Thread the rod through the eyelets along the top edge of the curtain.
5. Secure the curtain rod firmly to the wall, ceiling, or structure.
6. Distribute the curtain’s folds evenly along the rod.
7. Use the bottom metal eyelets if the curtain needs to be further stabilised.
8. Check that all brackets and fastenings are secure.

Choosing Width

The curtain panel measures approximately 254 cm in fully extended width. To achieve visible folds and a fuller appearance, the total width of the curtain should normally be greater than the opening to be covered.

The product material recommends a total curtain width of about 1.5-3 times the width of the rod depending on the desired amount of folds.

For wide openings, it may therefore be necessary to use two or more panels.

Cleaning and Maintenance

The curtain can be machine washed at low temperature. Use a mild detergent and avoid bleach.

When ironing, a low temperature should be used. Always check the product’s care label before cleaning, as specific washing instructions may vary.

Allow the curtain to dry completely before outdoor reinstallation or storage. At the same time, check the metal eyelets, seams, and edges for signs of wear.

Practical Screening With Light Dimming and Privacy

This water-repellent blackout curtain with metal eyelets is a practical solution for areas where dimmed light, reduced prying eyes, and flexible screening are wanted.

The combination of a 254 cm wide panel, heavy polyester fabric, metal eyelets at the top and bottom, and three different heights makes the curtain suitable for both covered outdoor areas and larger window sections in the home.