- Do these curtains really block all light?
- They block most light, but the rod pocket and pleat gaps let a little through at the top. For full darkness, mount the rod high and wide and overlap the panels.
- How do I hang a pinch-pleat panel on a rod pocket?
- The pleated header has a pocket sewn behind it, so you slide the rod through without rings. The pleats stay gathered, but the panels slide less freely than with rings.
- What sizes and colors does this panel come in?
- This listing is the 52-by-84-inch black pair. The Ironwork line also comes in other lengths and neutral shades, so check the header style matches if you mix sizes.
- Will two panels cover my window?
- Two 52-inch panels give about 104 inches of flat width, enough for a standard window with some fullness. For wide windows or deep pleats, use two packs.
- Can I wash them in a machine?
- Yes, polyester blackout panels are typically machine-washable on cold and hang to dry. Skip the dryer, since heat can damage the blackout coating.
- Are they good for a nursery?
- The blackout lining and solid dark color suit nurseries for naps and early bedtimes. Wash them before hanging and steam out packaging creases first.
- Where is the Exclusive Home Ironwork Pinch Pleat Tab Curtain Panel cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $51.48, as of our latest check.