The Problem
Your curtains let in too much light
Your bedroom curtains look fine — but when morning hits, that light creeps right through. This self-adhesive blackout liner clips onto your existing curtains in minutes via a velcro strip, no rods, no rings, no drilling. It turns any curtain into a true blackout panel. Renters love it. Parents of light-sensitive sleepers love it. Night-shift workers who need to sleep during the day love it.
How It Works
Peel, press, done — in under 5 minutes
A wide adhesive velcro strip runs along the top edge of the panel. Peel the backing, press it to the top of your existing curtain or directly to your window frame — and it's done. The panel hangs flat and straight. When you want to remove or reposition it, peel it off clean. No holes, no residue, no mess. Works on pleated curtains, flat curtains, and bare window frames alike.
Light Blocking
A genuinely dark room — not just darker
The fabric is a tightly woven blackout material that blocks up to 99% of incoming sunlight. That means no glow around the edges, no gradients across the wall — just a room that's as dark at 8 a.m. as it is at midnight. The dense weave also adds a layer of insulation and noise dampening, so your room stays quieter and stays at temperature longer.
Style
Seven colors, four sizes — match your room
Choose from Light Green, Gray, Pink, Sky Blue, Dark Blue, Beige, or Dark Green to match your existing curtains or give your room a fresh look. Four widths let you cover small bedroom windows or wide living room spans. The clean, flat drape means the liner blends into your curtain instead of fighting it.
Specs
What you need to know
| Sizes available | 0.6×1.2m · 1×1.5m · 1.2×2m · 1.5×2m |
|---|---|
| Colors | Light Green, Gray, Pink, Sky Blue, Dark Blue, Beige, Dark Green |
| Attachment | Self-adhesive velcro strip (both sides included) |
| Light blocking | Up to 99% |
| Surface | Works on existing curtains and bare window frames |
Size Guide
Which size should you choose?
- 0.6×1.2m (24×47 in) — Small bathroom window or narrow panel
- 1×1.5m (39×59 in) — Standard bedroom window, most common size
- 1.2×2m (47×79 in) — Tall window or wider coverage
- 1.5×2m (59×79 in) — Large window or sliding door panel
Measure your window or existing curtain width. The liner will hang from the top and cover the area. For wide windows, use two panels side by side.
