- Is this panel actually blackout?
- Treat it as light filtering. The listing carries a blackout tag, but a single unlined polyester panel will still let daylight through. For a dark bedroom, look for a labeled blackout panel with a lining.
- How many panels do I need for one window?
- It is one panel per pack. A standard window usually looks best with two panels for fullness and to cover both sides. Measure your rod width and double it for a gathered look.
- What size rod does it fit?
- The panel has a standard rod pocket, so it fits common curtain rods up to about 1.5 inches. Check the pocket depth on the packaging before buying a thicker decorative rod.
- Can I machine wash it?
- Yes. Polyester blends like this are typically machine washable on cold and tumble dried low. Skip bleach and high heat to protect the linen-look texture.
- Does it come in other lengths or colors?
- At Home sells this line in several colors and lengths, but this specific listing is the 84-inch green panel. Match the length to your window before ordering.
- Will it block heat or noise?
- Only slightly. An unlined light-filtering panel adds little insulation or sound dampening. For those goals, choose a lined or blackout panel.
- Where is the At Home Green Linen Blend Light Filtering Curtain Panel 84" cheapest?
- At At Home, for $14.99, as of our latest check.