The Yakamok 84-inch curtains utilize a two-layer construction, featuring a 100% polyester base with an independent black liner sewn to the back. This design creates a physical air gap that aids in thermal resistance and ensures zero light passes through the fabric itself. This build is generally more effective for light blocking than single-layer triple-weave options, though the added weight places more stress on curtain rods and wall anchors.
Specifications show each panel is 52 inches wide. While the fabric is resistant to tearing, polyester can attract static dust in low-humidity environments. The 1.6-inch nickel-plated steel grommets are standard for residential use but may be susceptible to oxidation in coastal zones. To prevent light from spilling over the top of the rod, a valance or wrap-around rod is suggested for full bedroom darkness.
- Two-layer construction provides high opacity for shift workers or nurseries.
- Fabric density contributes to a 3-5dB reduction in high-frequency noise.
- Independent liner design prevents "needle-hole" light leaks.
If you require a rod-pocket mounting style rather than grommets to minimize top-down light, the DWCN Blackout Curtains may be a more suitable alternative.
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