- What makes Deconovo's recycled pinch pleat blackout curtains different from its standard blackout panels?
- The recycled version uses a triple-weave fabric made with recycled yarn and hangs from a pinch pleat header, which gives a tailored, gathered look. Standard Deconovo blackout panels usually come with grommet or rod-pocket headers and a simpler weave. Both block light, but the pinch pleat set is the dressier option.
- How much light do Deconovo blackout curtains actually block?
- Deconovo rates its blackout panels as blocking most incoming light, though the exact amount depends on color and lining. Darker colors block more than light ones, and light still creeps in at the sides unless you use a wrap-around rod. For full darkness in a bedroom, pair them with a liner.
- What sizes and colors are available in the recycled pinch pleat set?
- The set comes in several panel widths and lengths, from shorter window sizes to floor-length options, and in a range of neutral and deep colors. Check the listing for the exact width and length, since a two-panel set covers a window at roughly one and a half to two times the rod width for a gathered look.
- How do you care for Deconovo curtains?
- Most Deconovo curtains are machine washable in cold water on a gentle cycle and should be hung to dry. Avoid bleach and high heat, which can damage the blackout coating. Check the care label on your specific panel before washing.
- What is Deconovo's return policy?
- Returns go through the store you bought from, so the window and conditions follow that retailer's policy rather than Deconovo's. Keep the packaging and check the store's return terms before ordering. Defects are usually handled as a replacement or refund by the same store.
- Are there Deconovo discount codes?
- Deal.ai checks what Deconovo products actually cost at every store, so a real markdown shows on this page as a deal as soon as it starts, and each product's page has its price history to tell a sale from its usual price.
