MYSKY HOME Thermal Insulated Bedroom Curtains Back Tap and Rod Pocket Blackout Drapes for Living Room (Greyish White, 52" Width by 63" Length, Set of 2 Curtain Panels)

MYSKY HOME Curtains are so much more than just bits and pieces of fabric that are sewn together to prevent sunlight from entering your home, they go beyond that simple function and provide additional benefits that will leave you surprised for life. These Super soft Thermal Insulated Blackout curtains will bring an expensive look to your homes. Light Blocking and Energy Savers: Our rod pocket/ back-tab curtains can block out most of outside light, heat and cold. Darker colors have a better blackout effect. They will also save on energy costs during every seasons of the year. Sleep Smother and Noise Reduction: These blackout curtains will ensure that you sleep smoother during the day when the sun is streaming brightly through a bedroom window and considerably reducing sound from outside. They would be perfect for any home theater because there's nothing like watching your favorite movie in real darkness. These curtains are very soft and smooth and will match any room in your houses from living room, bedrooms to kitchens and even offices. These solid blackout curtain is perfect for: Late sleepers, Shift workers, children, seniors, Infants, parents, Students, Computer operators. Best to hang in your living rooms, nursery room, bedrooms, kitchens, sliding glass doors and even offices. They will stop the outside world from creeping into your private moments so you can enjoy the privacy with family members and friends. Please Note: This package includes 2 Curtain Panels. Each rod pocket/back-tab curtain measures 52 inch wide by 63, 84, 95 inch long. Due to different computer/screen display, the color of the actual item may vary slight deviation due to manual measurement.

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