Question 1

Can this be used on double pane windows?

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Absolutely! Our flexible blackout shades are suitable for use on double pane windows as well as windows of any size and shape. They offer versatile application options, including but not limited to skylights, floor-to-ceiling windows, car windows, kitchen windows, bathroom windows, doors, and more. You can confidently apply our black out shades to enhance the darkness and privacy in your space, regardless of the type of window you have.

Question 2

How well does the material survive outdoors?  I would prefer to put it on the outside of my windows to keep to protect the window cell.

Accepted Answer

It is best suited for inside, you can put Velcro in the corners off the windows to attach it to

Question 3

I wanted to know can you see thru it from the outside window

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Dear Customer

Our blackout curtains are made of silver-coated material on one side and material on the other, so you look in from the outside, you can see the silver-coated side and cannot see other things inside.

Question 4

Do you need a hammer or a drill to install it ?

Accepted Answer

Our blackout curtains do not require any additional hammer or drill for installation. They are designed with convenient and easy-to-use Velcro strips that make the installation process easy. Here are the step-by-step instructions for installing the curtains:

Step 1: Starting at the top of the window, use a towel to remove the dirt and debris from the glass. This will effectively improve the stickiness of the adhesive.

Step 2: Measure the width and height of your window, and mark these measurements on the blackout shade with a pencil or chalk. Use a ruler or measuring tape to ensure that your marks are straight and accurate.

Step 3: Use scissors to cut the blackout shade along the marked lines. Be sure to cut carefully and precisely to avoid uneven edges or mistakes. If you're cutting a large piece of curtain, you may want to use a rotary cutter and cutting mat for greater precision and ease.

Step 4: Carefully peel the backing off the adhesive side of the Velcro and press it firmly onto the surface of the blackout shade. Make sure that one side of the velcro on the shade aligns properly with the other side of the window.

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