1pc Blackout Windsor Curtain Panel - Eclipse

A: The width of these curtains is 42".

A: The width of these curtains is 42"

A: Look under details and the specifications. It states: Dimensions (Overall): 63 Inches (L), 42 Inches (W) (L=length W=width) Normally the width number is first but in this case, it's backwards or maybe its now the new normal(?) Anyway, hope this clears it up.

A: Yes they are lined with white fabric. They work very well. Not completely black out though.

A: I bought the white ones and ended up returning them because they did not block the light well enough.

A: Yes, the curtains are lined with white fabric. They are light blocking.

A: No, it is only 1 panel ( 42"wide)

A: No, its a single panel (one side) per package

A: The description indicates it is only 1 panel. You must purchase 2 of these to be like the picture.

A: There is no Prop65 warning for this product.

A: There is no California 65 warning for this product

A: I’m pretty sure they’re all 42” wide and then you can use different lengths.

A: Yes the Curtains are 42". And work excellent to block light

A: They have a coating of somega kind that blocks light

A: They don't seem to be lined. That said I have the grey color and they are reasonably good at blocking out 95% of the light. Good enough to make the room dark enough to sleep even if they get direct sunlight. The lighter colors may let a bit more light in but I suspect you'll be ok.

A: Mine are silver. The color of the drapes are ivory.

A: A dark metal color. It's almost the same color as the curtain rod I purchased

A: Congrats on the new home, Sarah! One thing I've seen recommended by decorators for years is that you want your curtain panels to be double the width of your window (combined) so they have proper fullness. In your case, if you're shopping for a window that's 34" wide, you'd want to buy curtain panels that were each about 34" (plus or minus a few inches, depending on what sizes you can find), so that together the two curtain panels on the one window would be about 68" wide or so. Also, make sure to hang your rod much wider than your windows and at least 6 inches above the top of the window, which will make your windows appear taller and wider! This also ensures that the curtain panels do not block any light from your window when they are fully opened, since the rods are hung wider, the curtains will be covering the wall next to your window. Enjoy!

A: I would -- it will give you just a tad extra for the soft rolls. The option would be to have them fall straight down.

A: no, the back is white

A: Mine are ivory on the front and a little color on the back.

A: The brushed nickel grommets would look great with black rods!