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Blackout with linen and a bottom hem

The composition is 95% polyester and 5% linen. The fabric is fully blackout and has a 10 cm bottom hem. That hem is already included in the finish; you choose the finished curtain drop.

We can supply this blackout floor to ceiling up to a drop of 2950 mm, with no vertical seams. The hooks are inserted in the wave tape and the end spreaders are included, so the curtain is complete and ready to hang on suitable track gliders.

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Fabric type: Blackout
Light transmission: 100% blackout fabric
Light blocking: 100% blackout through the fabric
Composition: 95% polyester / 5% linen
Fabric width on the roll: 320 cm
Maximum curtain drop: 295 cm / 2950 mm
Shrinkage: 1%
Lightfastness: 5
Bottom: 10 cm bottom hem
Wave: 6 or 8 cm
Making up: Floor to ceiling with no vertical seams up to the maximum drop
Production: Netherlands
Minimum size: 400 mm drop; the minimum order width depends on the wave and the split
Width online: See the widths per wave and split. Need it wider? Ask for advice.

Blackout made to your size

Which sizes can you order online?

The finished curtain drop is 400 to 2950 mm. The widths below are the total order widths: for two panels, add both panels together. The track width you enter is rounded up to a suitable wave width. How to measure for your curtains →

Online order widths for blackout
Wave	Split	From	Up to and including
8 cm	2 equal panels	800 mm	7840 mm
8 cm	1 panel, left or right	400 mm	7920 mm
6 cm	2 equal panels	840 mm	7800 mm
6 cm	1 panel, left or right	420 mm	7980 mm

Blackout price example: 2 metre track

These examples are for a 2000 mm track and a curtain drop of 2500 mm. You receive the complete curtain with a 10 cm bottom hem, wave tape, hooks and end spreaders. Extra gliders on cord are not included here.

Blackout price examples
Wave	Order width	Curtain price	Design yours
8 cm	2 × 1040 mm	€ 449,00	Fill in this example →
8 cm	1 × 2000 mm	€ 433,00	Fill in this example →
6 cm	2 × 1020 mm	€ 441,00	Fill in this example →
6 cm	1 × 2100 mm	€ 453,00	Fill in this example →

Different measurements? Enter them at the top for your price. For larger windows, we are happy to look at the options.

No light through the curtain fabric

Your made to measure blackout curtain: what you order

Our blackout fabric lets no light through itself. That works differently from dim out, where some of the light can still come through the fabric. Blackout suits anyone looking for a dark bedroom or wanting to block a lot of light. The fabric is made of 95% polyester and 5% linen and has a 10 cm bottom hem.

Complete blackout means that no light comes through the fabric itself. Light can still come in along the sides, top or bottom of the curtain. So measure the track and drop carefully and check the space around the window. If you do want to let light in during the day, combine blackout with voile or inbetween on a second track.

Three places to check for light coming in

Above the curtain
Look at the space between the track, the ceiling and the top of the window.
Along the sides
Check that the curtain width covers the window sufficiently when the curtains are closed.
At the floor
Measure the finished drop carefully and follow the measuring instructions for the space below the curtain.

Twelve blackout colours, recognisable by code

You can compare the twelve shades directly by their colour number and name. For example, if you chose blackout 071 linen as a sample, look for the button with exactly that code. The light colours in this collection also have the blackout properties of the fabric.

The colour determines how the curtain looks in the room. Judge your sample next to the bed, the wall and the floor. Then click the small image to see the chosen blackout colour in a large view.

Compare blackout with other fabrics →See free fabric samples for blackout →

Blackout for larger windows

Measuring for blackout with attention to the edges

Start with the track width and also check that the track extends far enough beyond the window. The chosen wave determines the valid order width. The number of hooks and gliders needed is shown with the result, so you can compare it with your track.

The maximum online drop of this blackout is 2950 mm. For a taller room or a width outside the configurator, you can contact us with your measurements and a description of the track situation.

Discuss blackout for an extra-large window →

Blackout left and right on a 9 metre track

On a 9000 mm track, you can design the two sides as separate blackout curtains. Enter 4500 mm for each curtain, choose left for one and right for the other, and keep the colour number, wave and drop identical.

The two 8 cm wave curtains are each 4560 mm wide, 9120 mm in total. With a 6 cm wave they stay 4500 mm each, 9000 mm in total. Because you choose two separate curtains, you pay the single-panel price twice.

Design the left panel →Design the right panel →

Questions about this blackout collection

Does a light blackout colour also block light completely?

Yes, no light comes through the blackout fabric itself, even with the light colours. That is different from dim out, where the colour affects how much light the fabric blocks.

Why do I sometimes still see light around a blackout curtain?

The fabric is lightproof, but light can come in through the space above, beside or below the curtain. A carefully chosen track position, width and drop help to cover the window. Go through the measuring points for your window →

Which colour matches my blackout sample?

Use the full number and name of your blackout sample. All twelve combinations are shown with the colour buttons, including 071 linen. The same colour number from another fabric collection is not automatically the same fabric.

Can I let light in during the day with a second curtain?

You can combine blackout with voile or inbetween on a separate track. Open the blackout during the day and use the light filtering layer in front of the window. With two tracks, leave enough space for both waves and stacked curtains. See a light filtering second layer →

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